Camden High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Camden, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1977 volume:

xd If wg TJ :QI AQ X' I ADW KX YN I Q M! 4 Viv? Iowa' Pf UQ -I M XUMAI Ikcavk 3 LW fihfwa WE ARE THE PEOPLE THE PEOPLE THAT DETERMINE THE FUTURE THE PEOPLE WHO MUST STRIVE TO MAKE THINGS BETTER FOR YOU FOR ME FOR THE PEOPLE. 1 I .5 .r 1' Ny: x .,.-1 L , 'J :. X 1' 1 ' A ' xx .4 , 5511.1 VJ, fl .5 I-lg ff! V 1. - ,sh LJ A J, A-1 IN PA, I 4 - f ' s , X A . -4 fwf' X fx! Q , I , -f' 4, 13,5 X' ' 2 : . . ' '- 2 Q- .1 I y if , 4 f .I -,sn --1 5' I .P I -. - , S, 1, X. ,F L 5 ri W i I A i , ' V... .m K - 2 I ' 'Y I .1 'X , QPR? A ' ,WJ 'I NH., I V IA i W' ,I I 'f .1 x ,V-KJ, X T Nix' ew WE THE PEOPLE THE MAGNIFICENT PEOPLE MUST EXAMINE OURSELVES MUST DEAL WITH OURSELVES BE OURSELVES WE WILL BECOME 1- A BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE. AJ 3, N, fn ia, . ,.,, N' F XX 4 A 'xg , ff ff 122, ws. Q ffw ' H, -' 'A I'-'I .., ' X w 'x , . ff' 44 ' 2 . J : 1 2 ,. X r., - 1,-I J, '-X, L! -,ff - KWSN ii . ff I 6 V 'T 'i ffl I ',: tv IA : 'ax I ,J I ! . .. fi I xl, j I , 6 -, - ,f N - J, K. I 4 'Aff' 1 pvf f I 1 - A f f- ,XA T f J, 5 4 , 1' 'I 'I '- f - 'ffl I ,. I 1' Y? E? f- -'laf' x,,,i'I' E zcf ack women! 0 we yawn 564 L 4 own Zeauiy... A fwlwu wha! 4 MM4 Mzvm 442444 Zztoae and fwilvcf 4166! 'www In 44644 450224-. Ralf! Wafvfo Emeu4m4 CAMDEN HIGH To TDOYNQXCXD Ck I ,, Zmmis XQL G9-'TNQ QXYWMQX, QA was CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY 77 WHEN ARE WE THE PEOPLE GONNA BE ABLE TO SEE IT TOGETHER? LGVING ONE ANUTI-IER CAN BE EASIER THAN LIFTING A FEATHER. i 5 A IF YOU CAN LOVE YOUR BROTHER, BROTHER CAN LOVE ANOTHER. WHENEVER WE THE PEOPLE UNDERSTAND ONE ANOTHER, WE THE PEOPLE CAN LOVE EACH A OTHER. The ever so rare feelings of love and togeth- erness are two elements lacking in this great world todayg however, we, the seniors at Cam- den High School, have sincerely tried to bring about a change in our past four years. The task has not been considered easy, and most likely will never be. Nevertheless, we will forever strive to improve ourselves as a people. 1.4, pn- A , M., 1 F The courage and determination dis layed by the many devoted and interested studrents here at The High are qualities which show signs of unity and understanding. Though there have been many barriers, we have kept the positive thought that We The People can overcome whatever we may encounter in order to achieve the high goals we have set for our- selves. ,N ' . 1 'Q 55, gi:g::,,,: 5 we T w'nT.f 4+ J Mx V 01' xl iw 1 ' I t RV! ! A. If V21 X.. 7 rv LIU igfjvf 3 31 U In Appreciation As time passes and we look back over the events of our lives that have proven significant, we recognize that there have been people who have giv- en us hope and renewed our spirit because of their special love, genuine concern, and dedicated efforts. Such a person is Mrs. Christine Drew. She is the person that the Franco-Ameri- can Quaker, Stephen Grellet, aptly described when he wrote: I expect to pass through this world but once. Any good thing therefore that I can do, or any kindness that I can show to any fellow-creature, let me do it now, let me not defer or neglect it, for I shall not pass this way again . We are grateful for your kindness, and we Wish to dedicate to you our 1977 PURPLE AND GOLD YEARBOOK. May it always serve as a reminder of our love and appreciation. In ppreciation 41 W g ff- X f Frederick Langbridge once wrote, Two men look out through the same bars: One sees the mud, and one sees the stars . Such is the nature of one of our most successful coaches, Mr. Clarence Turner, who has dedi- cated himself to helping our young men become all that they are capable of becoming. Building, winning, chal- lenging, caring are words that reflect your spirit, Mr. Turner. These quali- ties have, as Frederick Langbridge wrote, enabled you to see the stars and have challenged us to do the same. For your faith in us, your en- couragement of us, your dedication to us, we wish to leave a part of our lives. To you, Mr. Turner we dedicate our 1977 PURPLE AND GOLD YEAR- BOOK. Sports Page 120 Activities Page 144 ile 1 Underclassmen Page 110 Seniors Faculty Administration l The administration of Camden High School has a unique way of keeping our school system running smoothly throughout the entire year, despite the difficulties which sometimes occur. One important goal which the admin- istrators of our school aim to achieve is total involvement of all individuals con- cerned with making Camden High a school in which everyone can be proud. Working together with both the faculty and students, the administration has helped to bring about a positive change in recent years in both our school and our community. We, the people of Camden High, would like to extend our sincere thanks to you, the administrators, for your ar- dent efforts in helping us. , f f s., .. .L I r vrfff... -X ,y, ,gif-:H ,W 9 Surely, of all 'rights of man,' this right of the ignorant man to be guided by the Wiser, to be, gently or forcibly, held in the true course by him is the mdisputablest. Carlyle -11 To The Class O Dr. Charles Smerin, Superintendent of Schools n1n11- '1 To the class of 1977: The past four years have seen an ever increasing respect for the academic and athletic accomplish- ments of Camden High School. During the same peri- od an obvious growth in school pride has been evident in the halls, the classrooms and athletic fields. Each individual in the graduating class of 1977, can take a special measure of credit for this outstanding accom- plishment. As you go forth into the fields of education, busi- ness and the society in general, proudly proclaim your affiliation with Camden High School. In recent years, the media and even individual speakers have indicat- ed that graduation from Camden High School and residence in the City of Camden might be a deterrent for future success. There is no basis for this kind of declaration. We know that graduates of Camden High School have, can, and will be leaders in any field of endeavor they select. Sincerely, gamer J1........ Dr. Charles Smerin Dr. Theodore Johnson, Assistant Superinten- dent X 5 K ,. i Xi- . . -- k ,H Dr. Frank Saponare. Assistant Superintendent Dr. Arnold Webster, Assistant Superintendent School Board 1 .: 1 -. 1 - rw vw ' Members of the Camden City Board of Education i 13 As the past four years of our lives come to a close, we, the seniors of Camden High School, want to extend our thanks to an individual who has led our class to one of the greatest moments that we will ever encounter - our graduation from high school. Mrs. Cream - you are that individual. You are the person who has shown us the paths to success. You have taken a tremendous burden upon your shoulders, and have successfully given us the strength to carry our own. Indeed, the burden is a difficult one, but without your guidance we would not have been able to travel down these paths. As the future leaders of tomorrow we can be confident that those who will come after us in Camden High School will benefit from your experience, for we know that you will continue to enrich the lives of Camden High's students. Mrs. Cream, we, the people of Camden High School, sincerely thank you for your profound devotion to us and the fruitful experiences you have provided for us. The Class Of 1977 To the Members of the Graduating Class of 1977: After four years, filled with many pleasant memories and happy associations, you have reached a pinnacle of your life where many important decisions must be made relative to your lifels ambitions. Some of you will go to institutions of higher learning and others will go into the business world. Whatever your choices, it is my fondest desire that the memory of Camden High will remain with you forever. I hope that you will remember the friendships and joyous occasions that you have with your classmates and the teachers. The worst alternative is to fail to go beyond high school, for in the ranks of the unemployed, those with only a high school education are second only to those without a high school education. Men and women with no education beyond high school also tend to end up in dead-end jobs with no real hope of moving up the employment ladder. This is true whether they work in business, industry, the armed forces or civil government jobs. More importantly, if you elect to stop your formal education with high school, you will be making one of the most far- reaching, self-limiting decisions of your lives. You will be denying yourselves the personal development that an investment in a sound college assures - the person- al development that cannot be taken away and that will permanently change your values, your tastes, your literacy, your view of life and your capacity to enjoy it. Remember, life offers you no guarantees, no certainties. The best you can do is to place the most important bets of your lives especially those concerning your education, on those options that seem to hold chances for the greatest rewards. It has been my pleasure to have been your Principal for four years and my wish for you is that you use all of your energies to assist in making the world a better place for all of us. A host of warmest wishes! May the years ahead bring happiness beyond your expectations. Yours in humanity, Qiwfdw Riletta L. Cream Principal M17 Q-'5if'f ' T ... 3 .,,. Mr. H. Factor, Academic Vice-Principal Our Vocational Vice-Principal efficently keeps Cl-lS,s complex running smoothly. f s! Our dedicated Academic Vice-Principal diligently explains to a senior how to cope with the problems of achieving success. Mr. G. Burton, Vocational Vice Principal Scheduling CHS's student body is a monumental task, which is ably han- dled by our competent administrative assistant. Mr. W. Macpherson, Scheduling --ix fax 13 5 lakh Ms. P. Cook, Administrative Assistant The philosophy of the Dean of Student's Office encompasses understanding, encouragement, and discipline. Through student conferences the staff tries to help students relate positively to the school and its policies. A sympathetic ear and sound advice is available to students in an attempt to aid them in resolving their difficulties. Students are urged to involve themselves in con- structive activities Within the school. Only as a last resort is discipline action taken in the effort to effect behavior modifica- tion. Mr. L. Jenkins, Administrative Assistant .qwvfwa -,-V i----- -- -Cr -7' Camden High School is fortunate to have a dedicated faculty. This devotion to the pursuit of educational goals has helped the students to better cope with the problems that arise in today's world. The students of Camden High recog- nize that the role of the teacher is a difficult one. However, the students are fully aware that our teachers successful- ly meet these challenges each and every day, both in and out of the classroom. We, the people of Camden High, offer our warmest thanks to you, our faculty, for the fine job you have done in our four years spent with you. L A bww L. It is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge. Einstein Ms. B. Hankins, Chairperson The English Department of Camden High School believes that education is living, and schooling should provide those structured patterns which enable students to cope with themselves, others, and society. English is not merely a subject but a way of life. The department is dedicated to fostering basic skills in reading, writing, speaking, listening, and thinking. The teach- ers endeavor to offer provocative activities and stimulating chal- lenges, which will encourage each student to develop his or her abili- ties fully. We feel that the stu- dents' achievements are our best measures of success. We recognize that each student has the potential to create his or her own reality, and we strive to provide them with a variety of di- versified materials and learning experiences, which will make their living experience unique and con- structive. . A 4'- gdffflvjp English Department .A J gg I' W, MJ? 5 Mr D Alexander Ms E Ash Mr J Canataro Ms P Collins N , , Ms. P. Buehrig Ms. M. Campbell lf? ,Y ,M I v Mg Histor Department Mr J Craigg Mr R Domenico Ms M Muse Mr J Parks Ms. P. Grossman Ms. M. Mansfield w V Mr. W. Walters, Chairperson Cicero once wrote: History is the witness of the times, the light of truth. Fully recogniz- ing the implications and chal- lenge of that thought, the Histo- ry Department at Camden High has Worked hard to develop a curriculum that will function to help students know and under- stand their world where social, cultural, and political condi- tions continually change. Courses in current events, in minority group problems, in ur- ban affairs, in current economic issues, in peace and war efforts, in political leadership, and in the Institute for Political Edu- cation have hopefully helped to create an awareness of and an involvement in life today. As history, like every other phase of our American life, is becoming more complex and in- volved, we history teachers have fully accepted the challenge and responsibility of developing our students' abilities to seek the truth in the wide range of politi- cal-social movements that con- front them every day, and to in- terpret such events so as to ef- fectively participate in society as intelligent and active citi- zens. Mr. R. Petracci Mr. D. Porter Mr. A. Prophett Mr. A. Raychert Ms. D. Sanders Ms. B. Segal Ms. E. Spearman Mr. G. Still Ms. G. Williams sl's .S ' ,L 5 .. . xv Y an wi! fx ' : I N ff W , Q gf f '- Mfcaiff. M jg., M. ,537 Ag,Qyfa Q V zal cf ' ,fee Ms. P. Veggian, Chairperson The modern concepts of Math- ematics are presented daily to the students of Camden High School by the thirteen members of the Mathematics Department. A wide variety of courses are offered to satisfy the needs of all types of stu- dents. Special classes are available at all grade levels for the academi- cally talented students. We strive to develop the mathematical po- tential of all students in our pro- gram. ath Department Mr E Berry Ms I Daniels ww Ms C Gordon Mr E Massey Mr J Misek Ms M Neuman Ms. M. Pletki Ms. G. Robinson Mr. O. Thompson wk Q2 ETRIC' - Ms M Traverso Ms J Tubertlnl Mr J Watson -W W 25 .-.Y,,.,..,,,,,,,,.,.,.,..,re....W y. ,snare l I L an Science Department Ms J Cargill Ms R Green Mr A Korsm Mr B Kubanoff 1 Mr. A. Hartie Ms. B. Herring Mr. F. Reiss, Chairperson In an age where scientific knowledge doubles every five years, the need for a solid foun- dation in science is obvious. The purpose of the Science Depart- ment is, consequently, two-fold: to provide a broad-base in clas- sical scientific theories for the non-scientistg and, to provide laboratory experiences and open-ended inquiry for those who wish to pursue scientific or medical fields in college. Mr. W. Michaelchuck Ms. C. Roberts Ms. R. Verdile ,. ,,..,,. , ,.,, ..., , Mr. D. Porfirio i Mr. H. Thame ' Mr. E. Zaum Ms. G. Fittipaldi, Chairperson Learning a second language is an asset which everyone should strive to acquire. The world indeed is shrinking and that makes commu- nication with other people a neces- sity which we can 111 afford to ne glect Most Europeans are bllln gual and tr1l1ngual due to the close proxlmlty of nelghborlng coun tries Now that travel IS so easy we Amerlcans feel the need of speak 1ng another language We urge the leaders of tomorrow to learn another language The op portumtres will be greater 1f they 7 1 7 ' 9 do. - Mr. W. Nickerson Mr J Powers Ms E Robins k,4 S Ms. M. Lott Ms. A. Smlth G C i a Ms. M. Neal xk 'SN AW: k ,V 1 Mr. W. Smothers Ms. E. Thompson, Chairperson The Home Economics Depart- ment of Camden High School is a co-educational program, opened to all students in all grades. The De- partment offers a choice of five courses: Foods and Nutrition, Planning Your Home, Clothing, Child Care, and Family Living. The courses have been arranged to offer the opportunity to all stu- dents in becoming well-rounded individuals. Home Econormcs Ms. J. Henley Ms. G. Lewis su: u 4-ig ' Ms. M. Livingston Ms. D. Perry Ms. C. Austin Mr. J. Borges Ms. J. Coleman Mr. E. Shelton Ms. L. Wright Mr. E. Fraction, Chairperson The Fine Arts Department be- lieves that its subject matter is simply a tool or vehicle that can enable the teachers to interact with their students. The department offers a wide variety of courses to choose from in helping the students read the soul as well as the mind. As someone so eloquently described the goals of this department, as he under- stood them: To pursue beauty: to channel creativity: to develop discipline: to sing unto the earth a new song . . . to laugh out the color of joy and love . . . a message to you... Fine Arts Ms. S. Brooks, Chairperson One of the major goals of educa- tion is having students striving for excellence to the best of their abili- ties. The staff which incorporates the Department of Business Edu- cation recognizes the necessity of working toward developing and re- taining the desire for excellence in our students as we relate our knowledge and skills to them and share educational experiences with them daily. The diversity of our offerings, coupled with the variety of person- alities within our staff member- ship, makes the school year an ex- citing learning experience for both students and teachers - a year made meaningful by the unified ef- forts of all involved to achieve the maximum in student learning, stu- dent understanding, and student application. We take pride in the number of measurable steps the Department of Business Education has taken toward the attainment of these goals. Business Department Mr R Blelstein Ms J Byrd Mr M Friedman Mr H Goldman l Ms. S. Fernandez Mr. L. Freeman Q I5--fer.- Ms. N. Hill Ms. G. Hobbs LK Ms. R. Jackson Mr. M. Mussomeli 'WG Mr. D. Steward Industrial Arts fm f Ms D Atkins Ms L Bisaccia Ms D Bratcher Mr A Caira Ms R D1V1rg1l1o Mr J Erario j l If V I .V if 7' .T I 1 k ' K 3 'N 1 , H Q i 'bw Mr. E. Winston, Chairperson Most American high school students have a goal in some oc- cupational area. For those Cam- den High School students whose goal orientations are in the skilled trades, the Vocational Complex provides exposure to training leading to trade profi- ciency. In addition to skills, the Complex students develop atti- tudinally and philosophically - enhancing their growth into re- spected and responsible citi- zens. MD J, 15 Ms. M. Garvey Mr. R. Lee ,L H, f f '- , Mr J Kennlsh Mr D Montes -sung? Mr. P. Morlachetta Ms. D. Reid Mr. W. Sitarski Mr. J. Slade W an Mr C Turner Chalrperson ale Physical Education Department Camden Hrgh Schools Physlcal Educatlon Department has changed both the gym and health currlculums by golng co educatlonal In dolng so they promote two very lmportant goals Unlty among the student body IS encouraged as well as a feellng of farr competrtlon All are grven the chance to act rn a sportspersonllke manner Co educatlonal classes whether academlc or physlcal have certalnly grven Camden Hlgh a new dlrectlon and the opportunlty to pursue a more llberated and unpreju dlced future -ini vssgoe ' 0319 A 5, A Mr. M. Floyd Mr. J. Moore Mr. J. Roseberg tl S lklxfx C . 9 Nag gm ,ju Mr. F. Reuben Mr. W. Simpson Mr. E. Walz Female Physical Education Department The body is a product of the sound mind. Bernard Shaw Ms. J. Carson, Chairperson Ms M Basellce Ms C Drew M5 S Smothers Ms G Stanflll B William 37l Guidance Department The main goal of the Guidance Department is to assist all students in the development of their personal, academic, and vocational potentials. ., The department has appropriately been referred to as a 'Ubeehive' of activity. The counselors maintain an open door policy throughout the .-.......-f---. ,,,......- 9 .. year. Students, teachers, and parents are always encouraged to come in and discuss any matters of concern. Almost daily there are visiting representa- tives from colleges, the armed forces, and other vocational areas for the 7'-f - '-- purpose of informing interested students of all available opportunities for advancement. Ms. G. Foster, Chairperson in vi ' NIJ Q-Viv Ms E Berger Mr N Enten Ms A Hinton . Mr L Kendall Mr F Scarengllle Ms E Taylor Media Center Mr' J' Jester Ms. R. Johnson f lw- ff ,- if ,,.v'fl Mr. G. Szymanski Ms. H. Nimmo, Chairperson WE ARE THE MEDIA CENTER We are neither walls nor shelves, Nor even the materials that- stand in rows. We are the wisdom of the universe, Captured and arranged for you. We are an open door. Enter. R Ms D Garcia Student Activities Special Services stdtuunn . . ' , ' ' ' Mr. W. Macpherson, Athletic Director Ms. B. Waters, School Nurse Secretarial Staff In today's schools, there is a real need for people who have good secretarial skills, good on-the-job attitudes, and are willing to work to the best of their abilities. The Camden High School secretarial staffs, goal is to try hard to keep the offices running smoothly for the administrators, faculty and student body. Ms. D. Troncone, Principal's Secretary I Ai, Ms B Bremen Ms D Caja Ms D Cowherd wnwn-'SW N -...., Ms F McKenzie Ms L Morgan Ms M Neal j fyfl . by 2 .H JM xnxx. Ms. F. Polniak Ms. M. Szawala Ms. G. Webb Securit Guards Ms H Atkms Mr. W. Gee xx Ms H Creecy Mr J Games Mr. J. Polk Mr. H. Richards V Mr. B. Shurelds Ms. G. Spratley Ms. B. Watkins Cafeteria Staff QQ. W ,,,, Ms. E. Huff Custodial Staff ....., ...-,..4.,.,..,..n.,,...., ... .... MTE .3 X i A 1 44 n Then Almitra S okesaying, VE 93tlI' e no m ..,,...,-M..- . it i In Memoriam eeAnc-Lhesaik eeee ea e ' e,eg ggg, s gg ,gg You would know the secret of death. But how shall you find it unless you seek it in the heart of life? The owl Whose night-bound eyes are blind unto the day cannot unveil the mystery of light. If you would indeed behold the spirit of death, open your heart wide unto the For oare one, even as the river and the sea are one. at ,gpg Inrthegdepth of your hopes andgdesires ,lies your silent knowledge of the beyondgggg g g , o ' dreamingbemzath the lsnoviiduiiheart dreams,pl,,spQ1g.,flif Trust the dreams, for in them is hidden the gate to eternity. Your fear of death is but the trembling of the shepherd when he stands before the king whose hand is to be laid upon him in honour. Is the shepherd not joyful beneath his trembling, that he shall wear the mark of the king? A For what is itto die but to stand nakedin the wienekandetoemelt into the sunleg And what is it to cease breathing, but to free the breath from its restless tides, that it may rise and expand and seek God unencumbered? Only when you drink from the river of silence shall you indeed sing. And when you have reached the mountain top, then you shall begin to climb. And when the earth shall claim your limbs, then shall you truly dance. Kahlil Gibran The Seniors of Camden High School are being repared to enter a world in which ergection is still an unrealized goal. I-ljowever, the individuals of the graduating class of 1977 are filled with dreams and aspirations which will con- tribute to man's age-old dream of living in a state of peace and harmony. Yet, it is action and not only dreams which are needed to change this world. The Peo- plen of Camden High realize this. They are students of action. They believe in doing, not just talk about doing. And, together with their dreams and desires to act, the seniors offer all a sign of hope in a world where positive action is des- perately needed. wav Qs i we KW in gun--f X f WM E H United, there is little we cannot do in a host of new cooperative ventures. Divided, there is little we can do - for We dare not meet a powerful challenge at odds and split asunderf' John F. Kennedy an V'k. ,,.t,, , , ,, W W g '1 . , A nv K ,,A, 'V A m H 'W . , F W 4, make the seniors have a very memorable, final year at Cam den High School. Class AdV1SOIS If if If ' l I' Ms. E. Spearman works diligently with her co-advisor in planning the many activities that the Seniors will have the opportunity in which to participate. Mr. A. Prophett is filled with creative ideas to be used to , l Semor l X y , Samuel Capers, President Doreen Jones, Vice-President The Class - g-, v f wwf... o ef, L W.f, J -'I1' , , Ilea Benton, Secretary Yvonne Sypher, Treasurer Who's Who Who's Who Who SCOLIAA OLIAA S. I om ho's Who Who S Who Who's Who Who's Who OLIAA W5 S-442+ QL? ow: '...n. Ewa' QE: :gm UQ AA ml 0'-IAA S.0 lAA Who Who's Who Who's Who W 2 M 'lfsoqm oqmg soqgm oqmg so O 4 4 4 UC, Q 242 .1 2 eff H. Cn-. In fm L. o L. SJNIAA ww 552 2555 5544 253 ,:E.'U4v :Law .avid mm :D-U ..,mt3 f, ...H-Af' gg :S-13' 95,1 :VS M2 2-Ms 'Deg ffm V2 mme Ein. Cla? 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A ,,',, Qfg' , kk imvaw i,,,,,,, ' ,La :NNW M Attica sw VJ' ,YQ Q 3, --..... M E- A we ra- K xx Q1 1: ', - -A , fe., , 9 Tfcm' ,L ,l -M sa X ommv 4 Anita Adams Craig AdaIT1S Dorothea Alexander Paula Alford John Ali Sylvia Allred Ben Alston Eddie Alston Twila Alston Arlene Anderson Edward Anderson Frances Anderson Goodness is the only in- vestment that never fails. Mark Arrington Keith Bagby d Violet Baker Thoreau K Sharon Ballance Antoinette Banks n we Wayland Beatty Ronald Bemberry Lamont Bennett Keith Benson Ilea Penton Idealism increases in di- rect proportion to one's distance from the prob- lem. Galsworthy Karen Benson Thomas Benson Melenia Bentley L Allen Berry Wallace Berry Doncella Best Betty Bicking Vanessa Blakney Debra Bookman Bernice Boykins Jeffrey Branch Thomas Brannon Brian Brent Cl-lui 111 Dawnn Briddell Doressa Bristo Darlene Britt Kraig Britt Calvin Brooks Annette Brown Cathy Brown Kevin Brown Marcus Brown iff' Michael Brown W,id,, ,, , .YW Morality is religion in practiceg religion is moral- ity in principle. Wardlaw l Sherrie Brown Effie Bryant, Walter Bullock Eric Bumbrey Barry Burgess Anita Butler i Loren Bygrm Desiree Byrd Annette Cade Janice Cade Samuel Capers Lanten Carstarphen Timothy Carstarphen Kim Carter Wayne Cartel' We rafely like the vir- tues We have not. Shakespeare 2 Debra Cassidy Audrey Chism Dellareese Clark - A 4,-. . , We we R W R - 7 V LK l Q 'W ,, . 5 ' ' 5 . 4 - . L j , I . L,,, A - ' ' ww' My K ,V , ., 7 .f , Linda Clements 0 Q f'N I N -99'4?'f 999 E may v.,-an-qu ' 1 ,,...-.- -. A James Colbert Marion Colbert Hyacinth Cole Dwynn Coleman Edwin Coleman Evelyn Coleman Janet Coleman Michael Coley 111 . y .X - .1 i , z-'I 'A Annette Cook truth. or George Cook Woodrow Cook Jeannie Cooks Urban Cooper Kevin Cornish We are apt to shut our eyes against a painful Henry Randy Cosby Jacqueline Council Q Marcus Council uw , Andre Cox Mark Crocetto Ismail Dale Stephanie Daniels Lenaris David Suso Davila Anthony E. Davis Anthony M. Davis ' U Darrel Davis .V ribggt, 41 .4, . 'i4','.s, . J '- auf wi, - : V . . ' '.:f- . 5 k,,.,,,v-,, lk W A ai? 8 -I Q gait' In tl n I Q 1' Z Qs. f l f F 4 ci 3 , . Ji 3, of- M 4 2 ' 4 fd' ., I 1 K-if-1.1. .F ' 5 I m. u'QJ 'QQK ' 1 V, s x v x' Q V 2 P- Q 5 '4' , Li f 1 y an 'f I I I J 'W 4 x X' ' L M! G 6 , . 1 as 5 2 . ,- 1 J , - iw., -,yr , , 1' 1 -'Q' '- - 1 'I - . - . ,rw -'lbw f-vi,gari,. fy , :M .f, gr? .f , f,2TWff?Ef - xrf 415-kyle 1 i : ' A1101 1 'Q' f.':ip. '- X . M . 5.331 vf-:gy 1 :L M , . ,, if 35 rf ' -' '17 ig . 1. ., .. 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Browning Justa Figueroa Dawn Fisher Ronald Fisher Steven Fisher gl? , K sg, N i , J 'V 4, Rosalind Fooks Susan Ford Karen Fortune Tonya Fortune Tina Foster Kevin Francis Stephanie Frazier Terrence Frazier Gary Freeman ,,, , ,,, ,vain ,,-,,-Y.....,.fY Y W -- - w-A,. .V + ,. .-. Larry Fuller Ruby Fuller Alvin Gantt Arlene Gantt Kathryn Gantt Orlando Garcia O Q fx f'N 999 Q99 Ain I m may . - I e , Regetta Gardner Priscilla Gibbs Af3riE .a. M Derick Gibson 9 't . Q 1 , W ' . .- X X ' -s . G A Gina Gibson The greatest homage We can pay to truth is to use it. Emerson Keith Gibson Leesa Gibson Maurice Gibson Celestine Gilliam Betty Gillins , I- Deborah Gillins Robert Gist El-1IliCe Golden . 1, . ..s.........r..J... ..,,..,. ..-,,,-A, .,.M..,,,,A,,,,,,A,,m,,lL-513-,sh M,V,V MW ' -M H I --M 77 5 v Luigi Gonzalez IL... Michael Goodwater Kelvin G01-ee Joseph Granger Pamela Gray Patricia Gray Sherry Green A Arlene Grier David Griffin Bridgett Hall Desiree Hall Pamela Hamilton MHICOIIII Harris To enjoy and give en- joyment, Without injury to yourself or others: this is true morality? Chamfort Donald Hart 1 ,Wy-f' Henry Hall Darlene Harrison Oliver Hawkins Sheila Haywood x 1- The greatest r1ght in the World is the right to be wrongf, i Weinberger Diego Henriquez ii I K Michele Henry Sandra Hester ' l Victoria Hester Giovanna Hickman Terri Hickson Toni Hickson Lucy Hill Michael Hollis LN, a.n-.,.,,- A ,,., -..4Y.,, W Brenda Holloway Bruce Holmes Craig Holmes Maria Holmes Valerie Horne Denise Huff l Charles Huggins Sharon Hughes Dwan Hunt Keith Hutchinson Paula Jackson Cheryl Irby Jane Jackson Raymond Jackson Phillip Jacobs fi I Bernetta James Cheryl Jenkins Larry Jenkins nl 'Education is the only in- ' terest worthy of the deep, ' controlling anxiety of the thoughtful manf' Phillips Randy Jenkins ii if ,s U of yy.o ,, K. Alyson Johnson Carla Johnson Glenn Johnson Gwendolyn Johnson Jeffrey Johnson Montrice Johnson ' Priscilla Johnson Anthony Jones W, ,,,-,,,,.,- . , ,, .. ,, ..X.,,m,..-.,.-W-....,.,.A-...w,.......-1 r. V- X-1-,www ,., , ,, Y,Y,., f1V,,.,,+f-ip- . . Doreen Jones Eric Jones Monica Jones Stephen Jones Joan Joyner Francine Keepler The mind need never stop growingf' Highet Jeffrey Komegay Mary Lane K1-,,. JV 'Sr-Adj: f-be Annette Laracuente Mark Laramore John Leach Gail Leary Marchelle Lewis I lull ' pqyirl v1vlI' n mm 1 Ei David Lear :tml I 1 'il + Aaron Lee Santina Leftwich :E E 3 9 Toni Lewis Vanessa Lewis J Vincent Lewis There are no problems er, and very few We can solve by ourselves. L. B. Johnson Lucille Livingston Nancy Lopez Garnett Lowe John Macklin Robert Mason Helen Matthews Ursula McCargo Yvonne McCoy We cannot solve togeth- Emerson McDonald James McEady Zenora McKenney Genice McNeil Keith McWhite Sophia Medders '17 Pearl Medley Joy Merrill . ' Rodney Merrill Carol Miles Andrea Miller Helene Miller Mary Mitchell twig 3. -1. .1 ,1- qi l nfl - if ' -Q, M L Carol Miller Sheila Miller Warren Miller s Monica Mitchell David Money 5.7. irrr .0 I ...H . , ...A- M, -.. Denise Money Colletta Moore Lacinda Money Brian Monroe Anna Morales Gilberto Morales Darrell Moreland Edward Moreland There is nothing more profitable to man than to live by the guidance of reason? - Spinoza Pamela Moreland X .11 Dennis Morgan Robert Morris Carmen Mosby Karlean Moss Gail Murphy Patricia Muse Theresa Nesbitt Antoinette Neugent To be ahve at all 1n volves some riskf' MacMillan Sandra Newell Albert Nock x Eleanor Nock Tyrone Nock Walter Nock Nevaughn Norris Vanessa O'Bryant Victor Ossorio Antoinette Parks ' Janice Payton fili it F' Ei 'll l la l Michele Payton Essie Pearson Angela Pellot Robin Perez Rodney Perrin Nathaniel Person A Q- Hlllll I pqylrn IQPHI' mm if 1 4- 1- Lucille Pitts Victor Plummer V Margie Pollard 82 l Cynthia Pratt is better to die on your feet than to live on your knees. Ibarruri Henry Rawlins J0I'18thaH Ray Melvin Ray Sherrie Reddick Rose Reynolds Tyrone Ricks Wayne Rivers Daryl Roane ' s James Robb Lester Roberts Kathy Robins Donald Robinson Kevin Robinson Rosalia Robinson Sheila Robinson L... Maurice Robinson Thomas Robinson ,L M ,M-sssa.o- A Milagritos Robles Portal Rogers Lawrence Roy Antonio Ruiz One must never, for Whatever reason, turn his back on life? E. Roosevelt Wayne Sanders Pedro Rosario Nancy Ruiz 4 S z Willie Sanders Deborah Sandy Y W V vw - , ' K ,a What he Wishes he also believes. Quintilian N- Pascual Santana Guillermo Santiago Jose Santiago Louis Santiago Sylvia Santos Janice Satterfield ifw' Elizabeth Saunders George Savoy Clinton Sellers Alva Sepulvedo Maria Sequinot iam A 1 ,ZKLY 1 94 1 Cecillia Skipper Edwin Smith '4 has h'? 'Y' IGM , wiv' Sylvia Small Cheryl Smith Floyd Smith Gary Smith Jerome Smith Joanne Smith Lauren Smith mf' Q a 95215 wwf v-E ' 5 The real essence of work is concentrated energy. Bagehot ff y Y .. .. V Q-z if , r ff? - Lrsa Smith :geg f ' S - f' 4 039 Q38 - X X Six x X XXX: I y f 1 Lovely Smith William Stark Andrea Still Tyrone Still Darryl Stove Dwayne Street Carmen Strickland Lillian Sutton 'A 'MJ Yvonne Sypher Anita Talley E ' Robin Taylor Ronald Taylor 4'The joy of life is a fight- ing chance. N. Thomas Chandle Thomas Sonia Tatem Audrey Thomas Kevin Thomas Margaret Thomas 4 - P ' ll Mlchael Trultt Gregory Wanamaker , ,, ,Y WF, ,V . . ,QXX 'KK X I 1 ,.f-rf' I :U .35 rn ' K' I rf' X' jr' Fry , Cheryl Washington Wisdom makes life en- durablef' Patrick Crystal Washington Fern Washington Tracie Washington Brett Watkins Carmen Waugh Glenn Webb Ralph Weekes John Wesley Darryl Wharton Earnest Wheeler Kevin Wiggins Charles Williams Lamont Williams lr'ii liz 1 ' V' U '-f f ' I UEGHNIZEU r,,, i.,r . ,.,, - Qlr1f,.r2fl,, ,sl,1rl,rl,fr,l rlr, rri,, . . H ,l,r ,,: ,ir, r a W . l,'. , an l,.,i ipviiper lieacliryrj A fjorfuce 'fb 4 . Hwiefieffzgpgrslg s ' ' W Label Sechoos. , ggjrpggrjr z f M ' -f ,f ,..1f V r lwgfspeffiszg .L?yli23TgrX:f5 l-, 1 fires,-E? W, hlffj i113 ,, W 'l lllkralnf-Q , a 4,011 an b fzxfbw, ff xg C we f :MM ,X fi ilm:f?5r3.rwy fl , . ,,, i2f7mMm-.'4,ir'r r A Mabel Whitfield Eric Williams Mabel Williams Stefania Williams .. w .. 93229 W ...ii had 301664 CW Tammy Williams ,R A AV rf Twamwq Q 1 Mm! H555 Van Williams Pamela Wilmer August Wilson Bruce Wilson Denise Wise James Womble Wade Woodard Cassandra Woods Wwe as Stanley Wright Levi Yancey Lavel Young Loretta Allen Stephen Cook Patricia Hall W' ,Lu eq, lziifaf fi 323.32 4 qu, 'vs Timothy Patrick Robert Whitfield We seek peace, know- ing that peace is the cli- mate of freedom. E1senhower Patricia Wilbon - +li- 'o r Highest Honors The number after the name denotes class rank. f.,q ff' A Cheryl Irby, 3rd Mabel Whitfield, 4th I Samuel CHPBFS, 11th Isreal Diaz, 12th Zoraida Sequinot, 19th Maria Sequinot, 20th Valedictorian Andrea Miller, 5th Keith Gibson, 13th Dawn Briddell, 21st , .........a.......L..4.,,,...11.k.. . A Betty Bicking, 1st Malcolm Harris, 6th Alva Sepulveda, 14th il Cheryl Smith, 22nd ily X Q i ti Linda Clements, 2nd Tyrone Ricks, 7th Santina Leftwich, 15th .xl ith Highest Praise Salutatorian Arron Lee, 8th Darlene Britt, 16th 1 , iw Q5 Lillian Sutton, 9th Joy Merrill, 10th Stefanie Williams, 17th Annette Laracuente, 18th Janice Satterfield, 23rd Essie Pearson, 24th Twila Alston, 25th Ilea Benton, 26th 97 , ll if j Oaks emorial Medal For Scholarship, Character, Personal- ity and Athletic Interest Alexander Oaks, a former teacher of Camden High School, believed in youth. In his memory his family established a fitting memorial to his ideals. A medal is awarded to a senior male who in the judge- ment of his teachers and classmates best exemplifies the high ideals that made up the pattern of Mr. Oaks' life and philosophy. The recipient of the Oaks' Memorial Medal shall be a person of the following: scholarship, character, personal- ity, and athletic interest. This year's winner, Samuel Capers, is such an individ- ual. He displays a special demeanor that others would do well to follow. Best wishes and continued success in future efforts. W. Ida Dukes' Award For Scholarship, Leadership, Maturi- ty, Generous Personality and Charac- ter The W. Ida Dukes' Award was established in 1941 by Mrs. Zula Wiggins, a former teacher of Camden High School, in honor of her mother, Mrs. H. Ida Dukes. Mrs. Dukes dedicatd over forty years of her life to social service for the underprivileged children of Camden. The Dukes' Award, the highest honor that can be bestowed upon any senior female at Camden High School, has traditionally gone to a young lady with the following characteristics: scholarship, leadership, matu- rity, generous personality and character showing a high standard of ideals. This year's recipient is Miss Linda Clements. Her efforts have resulted in many accomplishments, the greatest being the acknowledgement of the Faculty and Administration of Camden High School and her classls esteem. Best wishes and continued success in future efforts. , l Q' 4 I 1 f .L . .mv--4 : ' is .J 'gr Q N ... ei .ef its is 552 ti is Q ' I an Y W wig? 1 if 'Q S' , ...,,ig , ,, 532 fggzz I in ill nw. Honored Guest peaker 5 Dr. W. Tillery, Ph.D. Dr. W. Tillery is the Executive Director of Special Education in the city of Philadelphia. He has worked in the Philadelphia school system for twenty-two years, during which time he has served as a teacher, Educational Counselor, School Psychologist, and As- sistant Director of Special Education. Dr. Tillery received his Bachelor's Degree from North Carolina Central University, his Master's De- gree from the University of Pennsylvania, and a Ph.D. from Pennsylvania State University. He has taught at both Temple University and Pennsylvania State University. Currently, Dr. Tillery is teaching at Antioch Graduate School. Senior Showca e iiis Ilea Benton has proven herself to be an indi- vidual of high character and dependability She has been awarded a major leadership posi- tion in the Model Congress, sponsored by the Institute for Political and Legal Education. Ilea was quite active in the community during election time. Not only is Ilea the Secretary of the Senior Class, but she has actively partici- pated in the choir, usher squad, the yearbook, the literary magazine, and the bowling team. Samuel Capers is a man of action. He has been honored by the Institute for Political and Legal Education by being named to chair a commit- tee of the Model Congress. He has devoted much time to the community through his par- ticipation in the voter registration drive. Not only is he President of the Senior Class, but Sam has participated in the Senior Speech Contest, Black History Week Programs, the Drama Club, Debate Team, and the tennis Giovanna has been honored this year by receiv- ing the Distinguished Student Award for South Jersey, as well as a Temple University School of Music Scholarship. She also received an Individual Achievement Award as a result of her performance in the Black History Con- test. Her outstanding qualities have surely helped to brighten the image of Camden High School. Miss Hickman is deserving of our praise. team. Cheryl Irby is the President of the National Honor Society. She is a fine student who shows her love for Camden High through active par- ticipation in Student Government, the year- book, and the newspaper. She was honored by the students by being voted Queen of the Homecoming. Cheryl also participated in the Senior Speech Contest. Her work in the recent elections and in the community as a volunteer Red Cross helper have made Cheryl an asset to our community. An outstanding senior is an individual who has made a noteworthy contribution which has brightened the image of Camden High School This individual is one who has actively participated in sports, extracurricular activities, or other school related functions. Camden High School is fortunate to possess individuals of such quality and distinction. It is with great pride that the 1977 Purple and Gold announces Camden High School's Outstanding Seniors. W Michael Coley is an energetic individual who earnestly works at the tasks which may con- front him. He has participated in many of the musical events that Camden High School has presented. He has been a member of the choir, and has participated in the Black History Week Programs. Recently, he was honored by being named President of the United Method- ist Neighborhood Youth Center. The members of the Class of '77 are proud to have him as a fellow classmate. Alvin Gantt is one of the most respected indi- viduals in Camden High School among the stu- dents and faculty. Undoubtedly, this stems from the respect which he shows to everyone. He has demonstrated both outstanding aca- demic and athletic abilities. He has been an asset to Camden High's football and basketball teams, as well as the track team. His character is most exemplary. We are fortunate that Alvin has walked the halls of Camden High. When our teams seem to be in danger of losing one can always count on Doreen Jones to arouse the crowd to cheer Camden High on to victory. Not only has she been an outstanding cheerleader, but she has participated in track, tennis, cross country, basketball, and the year- book. She has also been quite active in the activities of the Institute for Political and Le- gal Education. Doreen has also served dutifully as the Vice President of the Senior Class. The Class of '77 will always appreciate the untiring school spirit which Doreen has exhibited at Camden High. When the name of Joy Merrill is mentioned both the students and faculty can only think positive thoughts. She is an enthusiastic young lady whose constant determination has defi- nitely made her an individual in whom Cam- den High can justifiably be proud. She has maintained a fine academic average. While this is an achievement in itself, she has also exhibit- ed outstanding athletic ability as a member of the basketball team. She has been a member of the tennis, cross country, and track teams. Joy is surely one of the most versatile students of the Class of '77. Coleman, Dwynne . Winnietoo 2 -o , ,.: N I 'L:A' il' . ' 1. -.-'- Q -' fi. ': ' A ' Y -1 -- ifiiilii' 'L 'T i A 1- A kA'i-'-' Y' f L' - 1' ' l f '.'L . af ,i ,, x ' l tgzl A , ., , - V V,V:k , H 101' D11 9CllOI Adam? A0508 Pom Pom Girl, Staff, Skatirig, Dane- Bryant,lEffie A I Stick Cook, Annette . 3,31 WAV 840 Pine St. kryr I , , Klg, Sawing I , D 830 DlClSl0Il St. V Business 54lii!I'g0c1':1 :.1 m' .L A e tt ll so oo f4il75ff.q.f'.Qll H 0 f.,,AdamSr C1358 , L.-- .'.L 7 e V Bullock. Walter Poppy 211543 'PIPER LL,' Benson, Kieth L11 1439 Princess Ave., Cook. liliiT9HHlS, GY!Ill'X. i y f 572 Berkley St. Vocational 545 To achieve a musical Bowking, singing, Baseball, Volleyball Softball, Bumbrey, Eric glxllfii 5 Lh' .f.,' 5 1 T 639 F KA . en 0 f 'V K' , 13 Alexander, Dorothy, ,,.. an ,' A envy ve f'f-' ' 411'W5DSl0W Stl To Burch, Stephen CDOKSFQQYGU - , . - 90lll iGllllld. Sewing. Skar- Iliff C. -'Lee Leelf 42s Benson st. .- eeeee mgl . .' -.e, 'ITS Sf' College . College ' BUS Vky, Choir, Homeroom Rep. Alt, Burgess Bar Train K -'kf ' ... ,L 'TE ,r re, 1, ,. , ,... ,, ,. ,, al i My . . . ,ei ...f ,, ,, . . e.le.l otoly+SreeaS2laSS,1leiHooord Slllff, Yearbook 853Cenm1 Ve- Vocational lelll ' gr. Steeigxag Cti3i33m,,..,iV 'LV' and Vanity Football N. ' 'll' orloort. oir, owl' 7l .mel ,, ceinin., l.P.L.E.,Student'Giiun- ,e ,,aet1er, Anita' -'Nitro , Business 1 -1 SP,w 'g nlm 'l School Choix,f5Q,l..g. eel, Bro-Ann' as E al' 00 3 Wri'Bu ' Y,-37524 enwood Ave. CO-OP Byarm, Lorenf t. usiness, ll Accountant and Junior reetbe11,'rreer N 1729 sim ff C I C golleze Bound . . ,G ,,.' X, l .',' '9 f---h' -981' , ' v HSV- B A , R - ',-- ' . 21 , John ,lel,,o, 1 a Goff' B , MBCAH-hur Dr. V068 10 . T, , g fi -,,, ,kiee . 1504 Baird Ave. , qzgotball, Basketball, Baseball, Model k-,, 2 , C , 3, Mu5ic,. Sports, Art, iwaiiiiydes' Cm G I 5 md Blvd' Ouege mid 1 Cm Wh A0Wll1Pf00fTl s-llliuollllll 0 1 E e , af' ,' .Lffl t A V 0 ee,o.. ,,,,. ee.. .. ,. .i?1.l2'i15-Wlllootlolllll Cade, Avnme 'Nei Cosby Randy as 4 i 'Tho Cos ..,. ,,,. , ,,.,, , gE e'FwLQi-etta ht ,V C H Qlollyd Boy 4 V, n, 1458 Kaighn Ave, Business 11g0 Haddoi-gives P I E Coilege amwflg 0 HB9 01111 t , , ,L rn ' , 'N ., , ecome a once J r Castle Crier-Editor, te Team-Captain, lillliringagarsy Pa5:lEgmgi3 f 1 es Cade, Janice Jay-Jay' ce Girls Track Team-Manager, Girls A.A., Intra- Attend V , , K K. 1458 Kaighn Ave. Council Jacque e r .D 5, A. rnura Bowling, Crochetting, Painting. Cook- B k B tt , Q rs Samuel 29gl?nai-irld St ix ,swf Jo jpg?-'3fHv0QQQQIl8l i . . --', Q ' ' A i r n 1 to f' Directoressm l 9th St. . College Bound H ?iM,,,,2,,,1,..,k 7 s , l ,,1-izfiliaeai-Qkliiijl5National 'A' lil Df8ml1.S?l1i0l' Pr9Sld9D!,TennlS-M943Con' E gijess Chairman A il , College ' l : 5. Steffi ,,o., ,, Carson, Gregory Technlald -- 1262 Atnntie Ave. 1 1 yahaiegia Andre ana ' ' 1' 1424'Kllishll Ave .'. ' Cemefglllflli I-alll So- 4th Sl- Co-on rl -l , Bsmsroarien i 562 We no Sf' . . mball- Basketball- Bonne. was . lg, 600 Randolph St. . , ,,,, Comm ,,,, ,, , ye- D b ggfllvtglvgfnigfgllothv M M L 1 . Bookman B ra 1 .l i ll 00 an Ve' .eil -- A J l'le- 'UCB 01 al' . Twllll ner S, gg, St. 1 ,selfless l A S A Pine l llllll lle 'l 3 El TIUIBS Sl- Baseball, Football, Wrestling Carter. Kim 1, Explorer Club Bowl 162633 Base W yi' Z. 'g e rm reshman Class-Nice Pr' , ','Homec ' f H 'l A 1243 Everett St. -'-' ,L iw Music Football Read Jikaveifng Bike rid 1 . 31 ,3300 Captain, Flagtiglrlerigrilltearn, Girls A Boykinsy Bernice 'espgmples-' J.V. Cheerleader,-Pom A in 1 435 4 Sewlflg, SWIIDMIBFQ 2265 Baird Blvd. College,Bound , , 'l,l f Attend College for Business Management - Accountalgfii. f , Powder Puff Game , Cartel' Pllfllolo ' -,,, 1152 Magnolia Ave. ' Coleman James ai . Anderson, ,Arlene 1 Jeffrey Bodine ,V 1108 So 4th St Business -l'- f - -- 452 Mechanic St. - College Bound Cassidy, Debra ' Baseball Football Sewing li' '- Sewing, Cooking A Band Director 811 Cheng St. Attend Air Force -A To become a Nurse :i' ' Gospel hoir, Concert , A Brannon, Thomas' -'-- Tom Dale Ismail Q v e r P Anderson, Darlene 1126 Baring St. Anderson, Frances 1024 S. 4th St. Shorty Business Drawing, Bowling, Basketball, Cooking Writ- ing Stories 921 Howe St. College Prep Basketball, Baseball, Chess Brent, Brian Doc B 1175 Kenwood Ave. College Bound Captain Boys Varsity Bowling, State Champi- on 75-76 Work or College A - Dliwnn E. Dimps Arrin ton, Mark , , - ell Blvd. College B4-'Und E -1 FFealiman Claes -Secretary, Homeroornqggljrep., 2411 aird Blvd. A- , College Yearbook Staff, Choir, Football, Basketba l, Bike riding Attend Co lege Baghy, Keith 916 Florence St. Baker, Violet 1331 Princess Ave. Ballance, Sharon 1446 S. 4th St. Banks, Antoinette Necie 957 Florence St. Business Pom Pom Girl, Jr. Class Alternate, Yearbook Staff, Tennis Club, Skating, Bowling, Swim- ming Attend College for Data Processing Beatty, Wayland ' - 2010 Arlington Vocational Puerto Rican' Club, Cross Country Track, Elec- tronics, ' Electronic Technician Executive Committee, Junior Class Steering. Comm., Jr. ClassfPresident, J.V. and Varsity Softball, Powder'Puff Football, Concert Choir, Concert Band, Symphonic Jazz Choir, March- ing Panthers, Honor Roll, Bowling, Swimming, Yearbook Staff, Record Staff, Homecoming Committee Attend eollegee lsz 1 L. ,:fei5rl?7-slieiiggfjfi, iff? 'Bi'isto, Doressa 1108 Lakeshore W,,, College Year Book Can Britt, Darlene - , DarTV- 712 Everett St. CollegefBou.nd Gymnastics, Gospel' Junior ,Z Y V, Britt, Kraig 279 Division BY00lCS. , ,,,...,.,, '14 843 Sylvan N Football l Brown, Annette gfiffyn Banks, Collertas 816 Van Hook .g 1 34 Koss, ut t. ' ,l-' eq, ,,,, , Q., h -,', , Brown, Cathy , y l.., l'i'1 e'., 11919525 .,'. . ' iii 5 45' I l'i. eell e.,, l iiy- aB H , l,-. . l ii'il 1 ' 'E ' cell' Marcus l' odors ,, tage rewg' u io isua Ai 1 agnoia Midi V'Y-ills iCi'Ad V' leaf 126M 1' iil 102 K in the Held of Radio and TV Benson, Jeffrey , 562 Berkley St. , , Benson, Karen KK, 1939 Phillip St. Vocational Brown, Michael 13767 Kenwood Ave. 1.240 Kenwood AveQ C hoir Sherrie 1 r,.ee,.,.e.t..e, 'frregtiel' ..., ,, . ,1.v,l Chelton Ave. Data Processing Collegd-Bound' Cheerleader, Varsity - rain , Sewing,'-eifi-1' Chism, 274 Boyd st. Librarians Aideg kkrq i. , g ' 1213 Whitman Ave Karate Basketball Swimming Social Worker Smiley College Clark, Dellareeseggfg-Q,i,i 1 Daniels S bam Day Day 1096 Morton St. '--., 1266 Park, ivd Business Cl ts L- d 1 kV', Dril African Dance Basketball Swim emen , in a, mln '.'.Z.'.2l . ' s . 4 W ro- Aide, Seniorii, f,fliaibili , :, , 1iirl?er,'i 0 ,ral rigors l.P.L.E., Q14 Ne rt St Bugme Record Staff, 'iY5irfi0olEiiStaff, Humanitarian isasebal Deeds , ,,, ,,,. , . Colbert, James 533 S. Sth St. Attend Business College .fin Davila Suse 613 S0 4th Lf 5 We March! fPant3rera Varsityilfootball Capt C lbert, M ' 553 S. 8th gllon Coiiegggnd, , , Z5 : oi arose. lo WH gpw iflenllaslmh .,,,., .,, . ,.,. . - ..,, Girls, Softball, cwehet, Knitting A lllrl Nurse Coleman, Bruce 933 Shelton Ave. 1267 Morton St. 1,,,5, Beauty Culture, Cooking, Baseball,l-Dancing, College for Business Coleman, Edwin 933 Chelton Ave. Chess, Basketball, Tennis Become CPA ..Dino,, Business Coleman, Evelyn kr ',Evie A , .Business Cheerleadeiglgizlgirn-' Metgcal Secretary I 'llc ii Coleman, Janet PJ 1242 Empire Ave. , Business Ex lorers Club, Sewing, Dance, Cooking College Coley, Michael ,L f- Mickey 1607 So. Sth , ,,.College Junior K ACHIQNQXDBHC, Senior Gif-,li'Steering Comm. Bowlingflfeam, Singing, Musief 1 Attend College ' ' Davis Darrel S 1403 Bradley Ave Tennis Reading Attend College or Air Force College Davis. M. A' Zyl, Tony, t. ' Business Bowling,Q'Skating Music Concert Band Attend Band Davis Denise 125 N. 24 St. olle e Homecoming Comm. Homeroorn Rep. Marc ing Band Bowling Manager Library Aide Gospel Clioir Attend, onnege - Davis K-Maiiley 5 ,- f Chicky 2430 l'atton iAve. ,' . College Chess Club Football Basketball Attend College Delroccilli Jona 343 Chestnut St. N College Baseball, Stamp Collecting Attend College Diaz .,-.il ill 'ii1 ' iBaby Dave 428 Roidon.,St. . l ceue e Baseba1l,,PuertooRican Club, Yearbook Clulm, . .,.,.i ' K I l mesez, 0 1 if , A ..,. ,,g .Q ,.,-,, ,.,...,. . h in ' - 7 . . - 1. ' n ,- re ui A - - 'l1tl,.flo.-iliiiiegfirl' A , gi- ' t tl ll Lg, 1, VM A W ,, . ss I , - ..,,.. .. , , ' . , i , , K i-llk i 1 f . ,f yr'e,.,,, .:t4,f:',--.e ,,.. H I iso.. o , W. ,, .LV I. . .. .... .z ., . .... ,.. 5 ,.,, , . 1 ..., , ,,,. ,,,, ., ,, ,.. , , W Q . ,, .. . . . l E , . . , . , gl . , , l., .,, I , , , y . K ' ln: f 'M .n- i 1 1 , . VB Business College Drill Team Vocational Education Footbal ' si Girls College Sewing, ve Diego Jenkins 1861 So or Producer Hickson, Terrie ,M 2143 So. 7th St. Business Johnggn, Carla Band Insig Rib 0 Country Tennis D18 Q G , E ' Th' Basketball, Baseball, Tennis 746 L' St. ggdggmoglgff mg Attend Business School Senlxd: Steering, 1-'isl-,'! .few Armed Forces -, C ll ' 'Y U Hicksbn, Toni 0 exe Goodwater, Michael Qs: Mike 2143 So. 7th St. w Business 1039 Morton St. Buginegg Tennis, Basketball, Baseball, Antique'Collec- B 1' lon EROZH 323,25 Accountan Attend Business School . p - L Language 0 0 Goree, Kelvin , Sugar Foot Hill Lucie 1419 Princess Ave. College 425 'Washington St' Egg-dlalsusgiz ,,,, ggiiggxgt, Gospel, Jazz-Choirs Anand College ine . A H l' ' h l Fortune, Karen Cranial. J'-'WPI' 'lPeY 13lsflnliIxidorlieAve. 1509 Baird Ave, Business 2129 estrninister Ave. Vocational Martial Arts Student G0v't, 3 Wrestliqi Cross CountryACaptain, Track, Marines Switch Board Operator Boys Dn Team, Castle Crier , N ,,,,,,,,,, 4, F Ch Electronics School Holmes, Bruce .. Johnson, Jeffregf . goffm' ortune, Ton a OPS 449Be St. M 'i- ' Rand l h t. o ege 2437 Wainwrilght St. Business Gray, Pamela Peaches Tenrii:nAnimals N,'i 4 Illwtball, W1 goapel Chcgr, Iiibrary Aide, Yearbook Staff 783 Line st, Cgllege l' 'Q 0 989 01' if QXFG ' College for Nursing Holloway, Brenda M Short V.ff ,,,, wlilllllyglflf ,, V,,: A '- Foswr, Tiny: Mid ef, G1-aj Phtyicia rfz'?Sissy Vlegllggngtgvghiming Dancing . St' : , i Vrhr 1386 Whilm College 783 Iiine Sl. Business ' ' 72 Nr,, f Attend ',,v gwifnming A ,,,' gggrges, CME rl' S . f'E ' E'i'- 0 HB0 'Hens L VfiK2Bli0Il5'i ' fgggcgs. 'KLA 1 1 fi Crab - H H Skating, Baseball, Football, Swimming 0- 7125 S- College Green Sherry Cherokee 1102 Thurman St1,1a,fQz2f.. Glrlf, Marg, fanthers, 1463 Bradley Ave College Holmes, Maria Lucky College 5 . Wzzv I A ' V it 1 . 10 , MM 1 A ,,,, V gm Jones, Anthony O'Bryant, Vannessa ws.. '--:ri 7 111222123 ,F ... ., ii--rii.f,f, i 1 as i 1? ' 1 1 y 1 ' lflxsf. D s.r.,,.,,-i.,.. fa if' f5i1...s,...,,.,. i , in sl- elf 1 .. ..,,, h e Q 104 Johnson, Priscilla A 445'Stevens St. College Business 1013 Spruce St. Jones, Doreen 1 'i ' 'l K -,,,k,, - . Ms Trip, 907,-gH6we St. .-.- , . Yearbook- Falculty Editor, Conf cert Choir, Gospel Junior Ster- ring, Sen. Cl. Vice-Pres,,'i'Gymnastics, Almost Anythi, Goes, Pom Pom Girls, Jazz Choir, Hostessnilomm., Co-Editosin Chief of 77 year- book, Dance Club, J.V. 8: Varsity Cheerleader- Co 5 Ca t. of Varsity Cheerleaders Howard ljlniv.-Lawyer - Jones, Eric St. Monica ,1507-:Wildwood Ave. Drama ,steliographer Almond Joy Jones, Stephen Rap 747 Spruce St. College ,Baseball 'r-' 1 . . Jo er, Joan J.J. 1453 Princess Ave. College J.V. Basketball, J.V. Baseball, J.V. Cheerlead- er Registered Nurse Keepler, Francine Yearbook Staff, Homecoming Comm., Dance club, J.V. Cheerleader, Almost Anything Goes, Powder Puff Football Registered Nurse i.gli,Pres., Brothers of Woyaya McCoy, Yvonne 807 Princeton St. .ivlmu College Student Gov't, Library Aide, Baseball Registered Nurse McDonald, Emerson 443 Atlantic Ave. 2 Vi f'i'i?lluice Business Basketball, Football, Track Air Force McEady, James ff 211 Kossuth Str , -ff,Q,J.II, College' Freshman Homeroom Re ., Jr. Homeriiom Varsity Football . Recreation Director McKinney, Zenora ' 1121 Lowell St. , ,,,., ,f f- A Fr. Homeroom -Rep., Jr. , Pr. Ez J.V. Football, Business Homeroorn Repg Dance club, Sr. Hoineroom Rep., J .V. 6: Varsi- ty Cheerleader, P .Pom.Squad,' Coxr.rt,Ste- ,iii 49252501-.Srd St. -fi it ' ii:2McNeil, Genice ii Neiee 1513 So. Bth St. Business Pom-Pom Squad Business McWhite, Keith Jo-Jo White 1868 So. 8th St. .... C'P'bgF'1 F EPa1 Gm 'i-. 1 4 7' it eeliii it iiii . can-ge 1174 Thurman Sf- -Nuzgarlrztwe I 11 'lgidsgevlgarl Yolanda gnnette it P ginnielf Ai' Force ., ' . ,... ,..t... - ' t' ' i'i' , , f 3: f:,.f :.. , . tReg'm'ed Nm' lliieahketball Tennis' Laramore, Mark 542 Newton Ave. Upward Bound College 'seii QQ, . Fai' yf A is Collegdj Merrill, Rodney it Rossy 11069 Thurman St. College ' J.V. and Varsity Football .- Ewiikfsantina John 1216 'Thurman St' Iron-Man Leach Track W ,j Wrestling, , 0911939 A 1 ,. 24467ifI'iiliii -St: f tw-y, Gui 1 f 4 l 1092 sfrhumead sz. o K 'L,' ,QMiles, Carol . ' Teacher ' ..Ca,g5yn,. 936 Jackson St.: kk.. H Pe Rep., Gymnastics, D illflfggihm, J-ill KL V5Hiiiy11-Qhesrlssderi r 1 Fashion Decoratorir2fi,fZi??EifE2e4'i uheeu. P12141 , ,...,, College Somew- Bard o Miller, Andrea , Ms 'f gf 1236 Dedatur St. .. . Gulfggd' National Honor VP, Band, Recordf College-Law Schoolw' Miller, Carol A V ,. I 946 SO- 5th .SL . Volleyball -.', :- 'LEWIS' Toni I A 4'15Rbndolph St. ,,.- 1 - .-....r .V ii A LeiieiiiQ.fiVincent ' 24401 Patton St. Livi ton, Lucille 6 College 104 if 4th 'st ,,1, 1ab..ASsimm, Library Aid Spiflalisl ...,' . ' . . Ser-Bfh 1- Business? Sr' Swefmg leil Miller Helene r,. ,'i' 5 , iiii' ioos Tenford our Singing, Traveling' 4' ' 1 ' Miller, Sheila esi,,s0. 3rd St.. Juaim- Acbievliiilglll Miller, Warren- 2102 Berwick St. Homecornin Yearbook -'Eddie Collegie S m honic Jazz gr , 1 Y P Choir, Homerooui Cl. Oflicer, Homeroom Cl. Pres. -- . College for Cornnieifcial Art -Mitchel!sMagYanP?521sQQe1l.. -'1 1 --22231025Arnold A I Garny 1143 Magnolia Ave. College. A Drains Club, 'College-Veteranarimli'A . ,Steering Comm., Yearbook Staff, Academic Editor of Yearbook, Bowling ,Mpmcian . ..... Q. David I ark Blvd :1,fMarching Panthers Robert K Bobby Mason ,,,, ,khw g1,2gggMusician St. 3, Lacinda . 5. f 'K tlantic Ave. Helen . Loretta'.' 1957 Park Blvd. , W , College Comm., Usher, Hostess Committee, Hom? roomrftep., Pres-Jr. Achievement, Homecoml' mg.-Coram., A -fr, M C as-nbadn 365 a College Junior Steering Commfgiasseniqir'Steeringig College or Air Force Monroe, Brian 1419 Wildwood Ave. Become an Engineer Moore, Colletta 312 Spruce St, I Col ege Morales, Anna Funky Drummer i5SisSy ., ,... . College College nLucy-, 462 E, Raritan St. Study Physiology Morales, Gilberto 1338 Dayton St. Become a Pharmacist Moreland, Darrell H 919 Van Hook St: A ,College Moreland, Edward 1549 B Thorn St. College Moreland, Pamela 1147 Lamdowneatve. Morgan, Dennis 1411 Kenwood Ave. College f Morris, Robert 417 Sutton Private Business Moab , Carmen 1127 go. 8th St. W Jr. Cl. Homeroom Rep., 'Teacher or Social Worker Moss, Karleaii 1120 Langham Ave. 1 Mur hy, Gail 508 Trenton Ave. Muse, Patricia 1820 So. 8th St. Nelson, Gloria 1462 Ormond Ave. Nesbitt, 463 Mechanic Ave. Neugent, Antoinette 1872 ParkgBlvd51, ..,,. - Newell, Sand.ra1 1819 Mulfqrd St. K Junior Achievement f College Air Force Nock, Albert 753 Ferry Ave. Lawyer Nock, Eleanorf, 1874 So. 8th St. Navy Nock Tyrone 1225 Thurman St. Lab. Assistant College Nock, Walter, I K 1769 SO. 8th St. Football, Baseball Accounting Norris, Nevaushn 1078 Morton t. 1836 So. 8th St. Ossorio, Victor 511 Gordon Terrace College Parks, 1512 Park ' ' College tgi Patrick, Timothy 1497 Princess Ave. P , J ' sfiflirilnagaiiest. 1 Co-Captain of Drill Team ..5.-59'??m'Y 1 ltis avie g M- ' imgndolghilgi f Captain of Team Pearson, Essie 1430 Broadwa Junior College Vocational h:'i'fKit College ,-spam., Pre-Voc. Baltimore ,College Gospel rifromr- Business i Patty .T ,..G,,eedy.. . Nessa P'?:Y9f?e 10m1 I .... 4 Yn 1 2 Toni f Tj College apuckyn Business . fzaseersre-is1aef.t,rf.--,,,,-ft.fa,--z.,r,,5 . f--: 1 ',- 1 :emit A College Bowlin , Colbr Guard- Co-Captain V ef Medical Technology Pellot, Angela 735 Walnut St. Perez, Robin 892 Haddon Ave. Bowling, Baseball College Perrin, Rodney 1572 Ormond Ave. Business Person, Nathaniel 336 Pine St. ' fifcoiisge ky ..Pen,y.. K 'kzr College 1 5 Business ,iv ,55gi?, Football College Pitts, Lucille Booty 1744 Tioga St. College ' Acting School A ' I Plummer, ' Victor A ' 1563 Park Blvd. . Pollard, Margie Pie ' 1239, Kaighn Ave. Business Collegefff - . , ' Pratt, ' Q , 'Cindy 1246 Atlantic Ave. . , ., Business Become an Accountant iiiiiriffgy M1 Pratr,',Itenaief- 514 K --1 Rawlins, Junie 1107 Lowell St. College Concert Choir, Gospel Choir Mathematician Ra ,Jonathon N t '71 , 76JLlliQlEgf7 iii iiii ' ' ' el S ,. Wfeswilsgrgmelllbef of , A Attendilgi tate Police , K Ray, Melvin 2 ii iii' Ch 1219 Chase St. Clbllllglge Become a Lawyer Re,?'nolds,,Rose ,,,, , , Grier 11 2 Princess Ave. A 'ii' College , gitramural Basketball, Sophomore Horneroorn CP-r ',-' iz. . iff . n Art Teiiclfier, Interior Decorator 'rl I , K Ricks, Tyrone iii A S8uash 841 Spruce St. ' ' , ollege National Honor Society Technical Engineer Rivers, Wayne ' Ski 1484 Princess Ave. College Concert Choir, Band 375 St. ' General Roberts, Lester Bobbes 1479 Kenwood Ave. . Playing music for Actual Proof' Robins,,,Kathy ' mm can 1254 Langham Ave. . Cgllege Indoqigsgand Outdoor Trackiiiigfioncert Band, Marclilriifband, Gospel Choiilifif A College. .K 'i,V ' Robinson, Donald Donnie 721 Ferry Ave. Electronics Engineering Robinson, Kevin 351 Morseistr College ,Track,, -,,,,. ,Q -s,1, K, work . ig .,,,,.. ... Robinsoii2Q,Maurice Reese 308 Cartetetust. Business '-R sv crfiiige iilpf' Suggie 2116 Ave. ij College Freshman Cly Rep., Upwircl'ZBound, Yearbook Staff, Tennis, Senior 8: Junior Steering Comm. Robles, Maiagriws ii -4Mi11ie 633 West V . Qjy Business Puerto Rican Club, Library Aid . l 1 'Become a Searnstress Rosario, Pedro Pete 708 SO. 4th St. College Puerto Rican Club-VP, Aeronajlitic Engineer Roy. 7 L-Roy St! College JV JV Basketball colleges- Ruiz Antonio Tony 316 Clinton St. College Puerto Rican Club, Baseball Commercial Aviation Ruiz, tg . Nans 328 ClintoriEiSt1S , Business Puerto 'Club Secretary -1 ! 2 E 1 1 -- 1 u 1 , 1 - 1 111111 1 1-Z 1 1.11111 l 1 1 5351551 . , gg gi ,151 A 1:1 151 ' V 1 WVVL 1' 1 1' 1 1,112 511551 'f 2 f - 1 'QQ 'Q 111' Q E1 1 ..,, - 11 ei r It 1 if 11 1 1 E Q L 'L 5 , 1 fl ll l 51 1 '-.- 111 ' K 1 ' 1 li' 2' 1113 1125 1 155,12 W .111 K J 1 ' ll if 131111 1111 1 . -1 2: 11 1125! '11 K -- '- .11 ' 1 ' -ii? 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E , ruin? num f W3 . canon Q1 s W o sum . Going Places BRIG. GENERAL HARRY MENDELSON POST OFFICE BOX 8032 Metairie, Louisiana 70011 March 15, 1977 Principal Camden High School Camden, New Jersey 08103 Dear Mrs. Cream: It is with a great deal of pleasure that I ask you to present this Harry Mendelson, Jr. Memorial Plaque to Ms. Carol Austin for the Camden High School Band. I only wish that I could personally present this plaque. Since this is impos- sible, I ask you to do the honors for me. We wish to have this plaque presented to your band as our token of appreciation for the outstanding performances they gave in our recent New Orleans Mardi Gras Parades. I might add that I personally felt that they were one of the finest bands we have had down here for many years We feel that We were honored to have had this band in our parade We thank you for permitting them to come to New Orleans It is our sincere hope that we shall again be so honored sometime in the near future You have a standing invitation to come back at any time Kindest personal regards Very sincerely Musette Mendelson Gonzales Colorguard and Majorettes lead Marching Panthers in perfor mance at Philadelphia 76ers Basketball game. Move On Chairman DOWII Parade Music and That Road! Military Unit Committee All American Hall Of Fame Aaron Lee, Annette Rogers, Mi- chelle Wells, Jeffrey Branch, and Robert Davis fnot picturedb have been chosen to be members of the United States Collegiate Wind Band. As a result of being hon- ored by the All American Hall of Fame, they will participate in a concert tour of England and Con- tinental Europe. In Memoriam In the poem, We Are Seven by William Wordsworth, a child delivers a beautiful message on love. From a family of seven brothers and sisters, only she lives at home with her mother. Two reside in another village, two are at sea, and two dwell in God's Heavenly Kingdom. To the child, the family is not separated. We are seven. she insists. The Camden High School Family presently has twenty-six hundred students, teachers, administrators, and custodial personnel working in its classrooms and buildings. One is in God's Heavenly Kingdom. But Smitty is not separated from our family. He is with us always in spirit, mind, and heart. We are twenty-six hundred and one, we insist. 17. We, the People of Camden High School are filled with pride concerning the underclassmen who belong to our family. With each passing day, the un- derclassmen exhibit qualities that make our school a very special asset to the surrounding community. Academically, the underclassmen continually strive for excellence. Also, their active participa- tion in school activities is quite impres- sive to both the administration and fac- ulty members. We, the People of Camden High salute the underclassmen and wish them continued success in their future endeavors. 5 e W 'W t ,- .. wit :K 7 V 5 all ' A.. ,, ,Fifi Q ' '..,'f t L .,.. M M 4 ag, H T i .-.,. -,W f MQW. 4.-.-f , . p . o r ,.. . , - ., , Y I Instruction heart. increases inborn worth, and right discipline strengthens the Horace 5 : 5' fl ..,. ,. ,,....,,,,. ,.,,,. ,, the many activities in which the Juniors of Camden High ar involved. Junior ' Cl?1SS N4 X AdV1SOTS ,ln ll I Mr. R. Derer truly believes in the Juniors of our school, and he works hard in helping them to realize their potentials. Ms. J. Coleman exhibits the energy needed to keep up with -. The Class Jumor Class Offlcers Sarah Blackward Tammy Lewis Yolanda Byrd Doris McCormick fi Hr! f 'PW - Ng . iv-55' JSM'-5 Z Class I N Ms. B. Herring demonstrates her love and devotion for the Sophomores of Camden High School through both her ver- bal praise and active leadership. A I, ophomore If 4' f I null N f ,r f l iii nl i' f ll' ll' AdV1SOTS xl! A' if ' if 4 ll Mr. E. Massey brings the exhuberance and liveliness that all students need to experience, and of which the Sophomores can be especially proud. 3,11x..1 f fi? The Class if-P X QNYSN Sophomore Class Offlcers Michael McCormick Ellen Jackson Thurman Jones , .ga Zinn' 732312 K-iiiiifii H ship with the members of the Freshman Class due to his .gg . 3 1 V ability to understand their individual needs and desires. ' - e V 'is y Freshman ,V : Class ,.' Advisors ,,.-' ,H I Al Ms. K. Faust devotes her time and energies in giving the Freshman Class the guidance it needs to help make it one in p p which Camden High can be proud. - Mr. D. Alexander has developed a close, working relation- The Class Freshman Class Offlcers Velissa Watkins Vikki Watson Joan 0'Bryant tial p Understanding WE THE 9' ' l K i E PEOPLE 1 I 1 i A f 1 if .gm 5 15 Loving Sports is a vital part of Camden High School. What better way is there to show one's school spirit than to be in the stands and cheer 'fThe Highl' on to vic- tory? Our sport's pro ram instills genu- ine pride in the stuclent body - filling each individual with a feeling of accom- plishment. We, the Peoplel' of Camden High School are fortunate to have such talented young men and women in our midst, and it is appropriate that we offer our appreciation and gratitude to all those involved in sports. For when the One Great Scorer comes to Write against your name, He marks - not that you won or lost - but how you played the game? Grantland Rice an . f. h .' - is . . a P- - -f:,,fw1.iS5R.. f- - - -mlimfflf' 4, 1 In we .RW4 5 : M -. c ll lglw .2 UW . . ,, n If 5 if I r, 'X , ' we 44 Q L r l f -A ,V fum G, .V ,mr- -11 -A ' 4. fgwv ,. x L. ,. : V., TM way. -3- - fs, X, J 'N-... ,ff f b J i T' - , 'A V ,T as ' . X .14 , ,f .,-, 1 gf, Q W v,.: ,, 11,9 '37, WM. X 9 lie 5 I' ,W 1, A 1- Al 1 4-f 24- 1 33 MV, ' ' Nkvffgu, , 4,5 'g.fk: , , .. H , I , W, , . ,f A 'I ' -' 2 wiW 'I .1 , iw.-A amwiifa Gentlemen, No Rough Stuff. 122 dsl We Are Number 1! X C. ' W A A, ,. L, 'H Wm 5, N -. L.. 1. 'ff m 'i 1' 1 I Excuse Me Please. v I Would You Like To Dance? ' nf'-:A fe. ff 1 e ,uh ,fri ,vim Viv' I 1, ff V mf? ,ul,u TV x A, ',, I ..fafs+z1f'?1?f?'l' MWWS f-al ,ML 5 1 ul, 4 K?, ' k 3, i ,nf-we'-,,'wf?mf ' 1 l 3' 'K in f. 1-Y, we 2 ,gli -, H, -'-' 4 W I - 'if ' 4fNJi3? sw gin dir' N ...lr ,, Sli. es. fs ,fn we .1fif-,-1.,m.m.msf. K 3 - . ,,,, A V' fiiiiiiylkwi P?-V iVffiV5j'Yf H f rims., iiiiff' .,,,5w. J 1 ,,..., L l1 l I-fill East 22 , 1 ,,,. . , 14 Q1 i ififb ii . 16 A zff 2: fffrfzvy, +V fzzfltg - wish , 8 West 20 12 South 13 28 xiail The Brain Trust 1ST ROW, K. Delts, N. Norris, A. Gantt, J. Leach, R. Merriell, C. Sellers, R. Whitfield, S. Fields and K. Blackshear. QND ROW, E. Be- verly, I. Smith, E. Alston, C. Sheppard, J. Womble, W. Nock, N. Persons, S. Davila, W. Cook, G. Williams and M. Brown. 3RD ROW, P. Harris, T. Delts, B. Burgers, C. Thomas, J. Johnson, J. Hayes, A. Campbell, R. Hill. 4TH ROW, A. Cook, R. Carey, R. Jones, S. Meyers. STANDING, Coach Floyd, Coach Pat, Coach Simpson, L. Coleman, J. Steohens, R. Warren, H. Scott, G. Oliver, D. Sloan, D. Hinson, K. Cheeks, S. Gillispe, T. Still, A. Johnson, D. Branch, K. Brundage, D. Still, D. Brown, D. Taylor, Coach Rosenberg, D. Washington, Coach Moore, A and Coach Gaines. I. as I, ,fn . 4 5 Another Victory In The Making. 44,42 I Q-H.-lMa? ,.n JF - 'KZ . 1 : 1 M I A 1- - .,. - kg, ,,, A F ,.. , V , L 4- 'ww-jf! M i gf v i 5 ,r ' , .Q f '-iff , '.... . - - i ' , . in 'A I A-'A ff jul' gl,141y:syH2f'y?fw?jij! 1 5111 i ' -A7 -... N :il :I ,, , is 124 I V, m,,f,...,Y '1'g,k5,cf3zzi,-w A 4' ,lf W, kQsizK?f?li,aj5i' i Getting It On! 'I i c I gi Where's The Pigskin? - -'v1.w'.' gi.-PM 00004 .4 - .,, Qah ,fha , '1f W' - ' ' A4 -ff' fl V V--Far-if vJfff.'t4nf,f'.fo.f'r', .ai . fsfgm . yx ' ' M Camden High's Mean Machine On The Move! ei l Mg ' KG ,if ., E9 Q, gil.- 531.3 4453 X T4 A T nnnnn n f' S n . ' nn W T E ' ..,1. ' 53? 5 A Av .1 5 D bs: Qiie Fai 'J 'S ii- 25i?cg'7 'Zi N. nl , 1ST ROW, M. Brown, J. Stephens, K. Cheeks, L. Brooks, D. Taylor, I. Smith, A. Johnson, D. Sloan, R. Carey, J. Hayes, G. Williams, G. Oliver, R. Scott, A. Campbell, K. Blackshear, T. Still. QND ROW, 0 B. Murray, C. Cerover, E. Hughes, C. Moore, P. Harris, W. Brundage, S. Fields, C. Hall, T. Delts, P. Hoskins, J. Taylor, A. Cook, S. Watson. 3RD ROW, Coach Gaines, Coach Simpson, C. Edwards, N. Johnson, W. Cream, R. Warren, M. Belcher, D. Still, D. Nicholson, M. Alston, J. Taylor, B. Jones, D. Wilson, D. Scott. Freshmen KNEELING, S. Cook, V. Cannon, L. Carter, L. Williams. IST ROW, G. Holland, G. Brown, J. Hayes, E. Ossorio, R. Coleman, A. Johnson, D. Hall, R. Brown, O. Kane, D. Scott. 2ND ROW, R. Shields, C. Randall, A. Hosley, C. Alston, G. Wheeler, J. Fowler, L. Langston, S. Williams, G. Riggs, F. Rodriquez, J. Lewis. 3RD ROW, Coach Hodosheff, Coach Montes and Coach Thame. '!'F!'!! D :Anne ECTIO GRC PI f' 1 Ei W!- 'vm M254- is xxx ma -5 ,xr M W'f5W'?,2 ., .K ,. WWL., ,,,. .1 ,M MMC, Z6 4 L 1 1 3 ... Q H- 1 Q Q w-. Q , J' 1 i , . an Q 4. 0 CHA PIG K, , ' Jr wig: 6 , Billy Colberson - Up for two! A concerned coach. That's what you think! ,U fd-fx. -I N V H QA' Not if we can help it! l 2 KNEELING: G. Williams. STANDING: QFIRST ROWJ E. Hughes, D. Smith, K. Witcher, D Carmichael, C. Edwards. CSECOND ROWJ V. Cox, D. Parker, A. Freeman, J. Stevens. 5.. ,, 1 -,gl . Wwe ,Q -. . ' 'Xi 'S 4 Q...-s ,l eng- an . 5.y,..v. . Freshmen if FRONT: C. Carver, V. Judge, M. Mahan BACK: R. Hill M. Alston J. Smith M. Ellis ,, ff.: Ba' ,- .d H. B li 1 m. W in gm . gn Owl' R 'SQ K QE if fe Q, , ' V RS ' ' n if 30 as , i ::, in 'M 4 iff' w rw, 1 mls- was ffl' A , . f l Vx,, ,L N X 'N vm fu N 32145 VV ...,t 1 1 ,iff wx, Q' ' 5 X , .1 X Q A -X 'N ---. . 9 .X,.- f Q ' 339 QA' , I 1 I' Q1 I I 2 S v at 9' E J .V. Team M Members of the J .V. Team from LEFT TO RIGHT are, Shera Cave, Stacy Scott, Arlena Harris, Sherri Green, Lynett Tunsall, Wanda Robinson and Kim Williams. STANDING is Vicki Watson. Coaches Stanfill and Williams. ,W -Q 131 The Loneliness Of The Long Distance Runners STANDING: Joe Granger, Vernon Hendree, Keith Sharper, Mark Ross, Alexando Martinez, George Bullock, Troy Bullock, Israel Diaz, Kevin Cheeks, Mr. Eric Zaum, Kevin Johnson, Darryl Milton, Jose Garcia, Raymond Ford. KNEELING: Claudia Harley, Rosemary Sye, Terri Har- ley, Valarie Sanders, Lydia Nickes. , W . , Hurdler , Jumper , Runners, Throwers, Vaulters Q 5 RW ffl? 'iv 2 'N GF A ,dl li? Y? 1 41, 2 V n Ap 'lf in -q 45' 51 V' 'Y-'mf 4,-ff 4 'win 'ev dwg -Q30 Rx ' .3 V, f' jfifrfaj S A 1 Q N' ,-H H -14 4, We.. L.-wi-ws.Q....x f as--fm ' Q f xv X 953: Members of the Track Team from LEFT TO RIGHT KNEELING are Stan Fields Wanamaker, Kevin Stewart, Dino Stephens, Warren Miller, Keith Shaper and Harold Scott. STANDING are Mingo Davis, Pete Brown, Randy Smith, Erlc Jones, August Wilson, Tim Williams, Kevin Cheecks Dereck Brown and Coach Simpson A , . , ' .4-1. ui. 3 m 'Til' t Q Li ,,...a--- I , r , f., , L W x 412,121---ww ,Myrna flli .+,:fwQ.f,..an,fagsMz,::a..f-...a..N... , ,V ,-.a,ger... Refs... me MJ- if-F:-fa Softball Team - lwfgi Ms. S. Smothers, Coach V We have landed. Members: Sherry Green, June Coles, Arlene Gantt, Fern Washington, Marie Holmes, Mary Green, Sheila Pollard, Cassandra Gantt, Jackie Faulk, Sarah Blackward, Vickie Foster, Michelle Byrd, Jackie Saunders, Nora Stephens, Sheryl Green, Valerie Still, Valerie Walls, Robyn Gibson, Betty Braxton, Deboral Holmes, Vida Neil, Irene Bright. Junior Varsity fnot picturedjz A. Sequinot, M. Hohney, A. Colon, T. Alexander, B. Beaufort, M. Glasco, T. Atkins, J. Colon, D. Jones, W. Johnson, C. Collins, T. Clayton, P. Fisher, P. Singleton, C. MacMillian, E. Jackson, O. Fuller, B. Alston, J. Walker, J. Miller. Managers and Score Keepers: R. Glasco, D. Barfield, S. Malloy. .. We me 5,55 , .,a..,,,.., .fr wfrr . wi k ,,r4,1gMg.,.g Janes,-fl.: fwf5'H 3 A Winner! ,M K.,-11 .. -sm 'Wan 5 I Jw-mils, miami: 1 Q -,- fvrkw A . ..-yy A.. N., A ' x , - 1.4- M-L F... ,No V, W ...fu wr H f ,V-tfgfigv , ,HM , ,': QQ ' ,, Wy., Pmf,M ,, A Qin Q V W-1..m,.. . , ... C.H. . Mat Men an -e, New It-UIQ Members of the CHS Wrestling Team STANDING from LEFT TO RIGHT are, Dexter Williams, Ken Tucker, Donald Scott, Greg Pole, Greg Wanamaker, Pepe Harris, John Dunlap, Keenan Delts, Ed Graham, Alvin Campbell and Clinton Sellers. KNEELING, Irvin Smith, William Ji- menez, Selwyn Watson, Rodney Ray, Armando Jimenez, Cortez Hall Charles Gilmore and Wilbert Hannah. SITTING, Joe Taylor, Jequray Slaton, George Thomas, Chet Gantt, Tonnie Brannon, David Nichelson, John Leach and Jeff Johnson. AT LEFT, Coaches Thame and Rosenberg. C.I-I. . ABOVE, pointers from Coach Macpherson. UPPER RIGHT are the members of the CHS Golf Team from LEFT TO RIGHT are Shawn Wil- liams, Tim Merrill, Kevin Francis and Edwin Smith. -L X, , - Golfers At Tee Time N.. ,'?', ?hi mm . .-i, Q., ill s i'o f'- , Q, -wa:.:e-3--sf-Q --:5-s-fs.m - 1 J ,-, . .... Y Ku .fx-I QL. - ' 'f1..!f.'f'3,i'f,QI5Q' 5- ' , 315' ' ,' f X f -A . . fifizsazasmzgsggrk,,,25- . Y . .1g,g,M5i- -1- . 'VK' -. 112-if 1 I 1 if if 5- 5. , ,, ,, ,Q ,.,.,, J V- 1,-w.sy i - . f:.1:'1-f- K if igsmiw ,W 1,-I., Q---mmf , , ,,., .. fy. .' I ,.., Q, ., 'game' S.-Q: cai:-ini 1 , QLWHQS .i I E ' -' -- ff ' i',.'jLf'1rui- sd' 5 1 A 4 7- Q ,gfaiirj A, - 55203-,Q 'Wy- QQ If-iaf wffi-Q - Q -' - Awf- W ,g ., . 'kggig-sw : iw .4 Wf - 5- , 1 'rf 2 ,wa 'E' I . V - gg g - M .. , u R .K rv? Q . A vu 1 , -5- . e H f' T s' N. . T ' Q :Sf i 231. if f ,Au X. . X . fr 6. gi, R53 ,.,..., NNW 'S L M357 Y., 'W If Robert Davis, George Savoy, Ronald Fisher, Donald Pindar, Darryl Davis, Dennis Still in Mr. R. Domenico, Coach We Lo e ur Racketeers 92 Xi n XXX ...q 1-any ww paid? Nihon-vwevw-p 'E6 3 'lQ f Iii U56 a..,.Nw 2 A., Q ' X ' 'i ' . ig' . JN:-f ,Q - i W, W, .L , 5 z V uw 4 . , 'N xk , V? if 1,5 , X , Q A kk'k K f-'F iff, . i, iv I ,f 1 . W f 1 'wwf f , fi-f ' 1 , 1- r N:-755, , - chgy v pz' W, I I .vfat - 'Y - - wx . . 2-.,,'y:.gaf L M S i -r ag 2523i , - . 3. - P3 aim gi Ms. J. Carson, Coach Edward Anderson Brian Brent Janine Alli Denise Davis Robert Davis Ken Ellism Ronald Fisher Leesa Gibson Bowling Team -- ,S .. , Mike Goodwater Jean Thomas Sharon Hughes Gino Israel Ronald Jackson Antoinette Neugent William Stark fManagerJ James Wiley Mike Wiley ' mmm? l l 5. l i E I 5 , E f l n E 142 1 1. 'W S' l 1 l Women's Track 4 5 3if' s Members: CSITTINGJ R. Boyer, D. Nelson, S Scott, D. Smith, P. Dunlap, A. Satterfield, D Frazier, L. Patton, S. Patton, B. Walls QKNEELINGJ D. Denson, T. Harley, J. Mer rill, B. Cox, O. Sellers, R. Price, C. Smith, E Simpson, C. Pettijohn, K. Robins, R. Sye. CSTANDINGJ Ms. B. Williams - Coach, J Rodgers, N. Holmes, C. Robinson, S. Redd, C Auther, G. Smith, G. Pierre, B. Blakney, D Edgecomb. QLAST ROWJ A. Boggins, G Powell, N. Henry, S. Cave, C. Harley, U McCargo, K. Williams, H. Matthews, C. Col- lins. Tennis An one'7 Members: J. Merrill, P. Hamilton, M. DeVine, . J. Fuller, V. Still, L. Jenkins, A. McCalop, D. Q Shaw, L. Hall, A. Gantt. .1 v slum, 'MM,.nf' v Xxx xXKX x RVN. K. u 1 Q 'M yyimef ,gl Q Q 9 ,, f f 1 V ? ?' W, .,.. , A com lete education involves more than acadnemic enrichment. The High offers a generous number of clubs and activities geared toward shaping and maintaining a well-rounded student. These organizations have been estab- lished to accentuate responsibility and leadership in the student. The students learn to develop their own ideas and build on the ideas of others. Such pro- grams are designed to balance the tu- dent's education while providing him with the needed elements sought in pre- paring for the ultimate in success. T X AW'4 g my CC 7 77 A man s growth is seen in the successive choirs of his friends. Ralph Waldo Emerson I '- 146 Student Government Arlene Gantt, President Maria Holmes, Treasurer Gffioers Kenneth Thorne, Secretary ,A , an ..-.A----L--- -'W , L Cheryl Washington, Vice-President RE? X 'SQL .P li 111 1,35 - Q FAQ? ti ggi Pam Wilmer, Recorder wg o phop p, no Student Government Alive Vital Supportive Helpful And G Inventive At Camden High Ms. D. Garcia, Sponsor of Student Government Homecoming Committee LEFT TO RIGHT: Deborah Sheppard, Keinzel Kane, Henry Rawlins, Rona Greene, Yvonne Sypher, Doreen Jones, Cheryl Washington, Maria Holmes Anne Satterfield, Dawnn Briddell, Katrine Hudson, Jeanne Carter, Randy Jenkins, Sarah Blackward, Kenneth Thorn. -. v qgggr ' 148 , Steering Committee LEFT TO RIGHT: Antoinette Banks, Deborah Sheppard, Maria Holmes, Cheryl Washington, Yvonne Sypher, Not pictured - Kenneth Thorne. Breakfast Insignia Committee Committee LEFT TO RIGHT: Maria Holmes, Deborah Sheppard, Jeanne Carter, LEFT TO RIGHT: Yvonne Sypher, Kenneth Thorne, Doreen Jones Kenneth Thorne, Cheryl Washington, Yvonne Sypher. Cheryl Washington, Maria Holmes, Dawnn Briddell. 13 -V ' ational Honor Societ Larry Smith lTreasurerJ, Stephania Williams, Betty Bicking, Andrea Miller fVice-Presidentb, Aaron Lee, Doris McCormick fCorresponding Secretaryj, Cheryl Irby iPresidentJ, Dorrie Still QSITTING- Recording Secretaryj, Alfredo Feliciano, Mabel Whitfield, Mrs. Tubertini iSponsorJ, Linda Cle- ments inot picturedl. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Selection members for the Nation- al Honor Society is an important pro- cess that designates who will be hon- ored with membership in the nation's most prestigious secondary school or- ganization. All students who are be- ing considered for membership quali- fy academically, but only those Who are selected also qualify in these areas: service projects, leadership, ac- tivities and character. After being selected as a member of this important society, each member incurs a responsibility and an obliga- tion to continue to demonstrate those outstanding qualities that resulted in this selection. Ms. Tubertini, Sponsor Business Honor Societ Uzie Witcher, Lynette Tomlinson, Alonzo Mosley, Sharon Parker, Thomas Hill, Regina Pierce, Shawn Carstarphen, Hilda Perez, Marlene Glasco, Cheryl Steen, Janine Alli, Sandra Boyd, Dawn Briddell, Alva Sepulveda, Gloria Santos, Pamela Hamilton, Violet Green, A. Feliciano, Delphine Shaw, Sandra Kersey. Mr. Steward and Ms. Hill, Sponsors Industrial Education Co-op Class Brings Joy At Christmas all N . l il Members: T. Williams, R. Fooks, D. Wise, M. Jones, R. Gist, S. Fisher, B. Wilson, A. Cox, Mr. Lee fSponsorJ, Jonathan Ray, Mr. Palumbo, Twila Alston, I. Wyche, J. Wallace, A. Berry, B. Gist, B. Franklin, S. Tatum. -1-MQWM A , 'F' itliijiiiiii 3' 'aw '11 Institute For Political And Legal Education STANDING: Mr. R. Domenico, Grace Burnett, Arlene Young, Mae Simmons, Selwyn Watson, Robin Price, Sylvia Purnell, Sheryl Martin, Tim Merril, Alfrado Feliciano. SEATED: James Benton, Janet Lee, Carolyn Davis, Doris McCormick, Martin Mitchel, Sarah Blackwood, Dorie Still, Lavona Fortune. STANDING REAR: Billy Santiago, Zory Sequinot, Sam Capers, Carmen Mosby, Andrea Miller, Loren Byran, Isreal Diaz, Stacy Nicholson, Cheryl Irby, Maurice Gibson, Dwayne Street, Charles Williams, Mr. R. Domenico, Violet Baker. KNEELING: George Savoy, Randy Cosby, Camella Sye, Michelle Henry, Hyacinth Cole, Gwen Johnson, Doreen Jones, Margret Thomas, Sharon Hughes, Stefania Williams. SEATED FRONT: Jill Henson, Mabel Williams, Denise Davis and Ilea Benton. The Institute for Political and Le- gal Education has designed a year- long studies program to provide high school students with practical exper- iences and understanding in the po- litical and government processes. The program stresses a two-fold approach: lj the acquisition of knowl- edge, both information and skills, and 25 participation of the students, first in classroom and school activities by role playing simulation games, and then in the actual community, usual- ly in state and local agencies. This two-fold emphasis enables them to initiate and execute projects that af- fect the community in a positive way. The political, governmental and le- gal education program of IPLE has been validated as successful, cost ef- fective and exportable by the stan- dards and guidelines of the United States Office of Education, and has been endorsed for national dissemi- nation by the Dissemination Review Panel. . Mr. R. Domenico, Sponsor , mV., j . Q ' My 'bww Debate Team Fights With Logic W gs., fi Mrs. G. Williams CSponsorJ, D. Williams, E. Smith, S. Capers, C. Petty John, A. Robinson. SEATED: C. Irby, F. McDowell, V. Smith Resolution' The Criminal Justice System must be chan ed This has been the fascinat their efforts on during this school year. . g . - ing topic which the members of Camden High School's Debate Team have concentrated Steven Cook and Charles Johnson get down to business in a tourna- ment with a visiting school. F . ffzliiii 'P' as xiii! 'Wf Q 1 :- 1-..1 -,..... I . .,,, ,zilyyzizt , I , 1 .igu , it iilii ll 'e'i ' I i f sl . 1 ,... A 'Elm' 'J l I -'H ,,,. , ... s Skillful Chess Players ...was eeici ssss., l 1.s s Nw' Cheryl Irby and Sam Capers demonstrate their foren- sic abilities to the other members of the team. Checkmate Q, 1-.4 x K 1 :RN ' .l 'I krkrk 3 A ,.... j STANDING: S. Cook, E. Schley, Mr. Massey fSponsorJ, K. Cox, Mr. Craigg fSponsorJ. SEATED: J. Leach, C. Johnson, T. Bullock, M. Holmes. 5 Librar Council Keeps Media Center Movin Y 5? 3.1 MQ Dedicated volunteers! 1 Members: D. Smith, M. Wilmer, I. Reddick, B. Nichol, R. Price, R. Redd, B. Torrence, V. Reddick, M. Anderson, D. Williams, T. Carter, E. Bryant, W. Brown, J. Gonzalez, J. Murrell, D. Smith, D. Tatum, D. Stove, D. Davis, L. Livingstone, M. Bonila, L. Hickman, G. Bennett, C. Stevenson, D. Mendez, L. Outlaw, M. Deaton, S. Bemberry, F. Sanchez, Q. Thompson, V. Green, M. McCormick O. Sellers, A. Edgecomb, N. Bruno, C. Rodriquez, H. Perez, D. Weaver, P. Martin, D. Ingram, N. King, L. King, A. Williams, F. McCowell, G. Burnett, M. Collier. udio-Visual Staff - Sights And Sounds S N agp Y 5 i 2.91 1 v Members: Carl Stark, Dwight Mathis, Kevin Rivers, Cinton Sellers, Kevin Francis, Kevin Brown, Mr. G. Symanski, Audio-Visual Director Robert Green. 153 ' al ,IJ '4 ' ' ,, 1 is 11 , if L' ,sf xmf' - fl yr ,f . 1' A A 'M 'F' - , 2.11. . 1 i f 'Y V ,. ' K , 53. A ' 4, ,, W ,, A .2 ,L ,E y K h 72nd Annual ilbur F. Rose peech Contest Dm E haf' fly L' all w is is lvl A E if if, A,,r 4, m ,Y A 1 MJ W y i H K! 'z X n,'k- Samuel Capers The Prellmlnary Competltlon of the Senlor Speech Contest sought a new rxvalry thxs year Contestants reflected excep tional quahtles 1n volce and pro Jectlon of emotlon and thought The competltors for the 72nd Wllbur F Rose Prrze DAWNN BRIDDELL SAMUEL CAPERS DAVID DIAZ SHEI ER CHERYL IRBY For 71 years thxs coveted award has been offered through the generoslty of Mr Wllbur F Rose It has become a memor1a1 to h1s pubhc Splrlt and lnterest ln the educatlon of youth The prlze IS awarded at June Com mencement The contest IS d1rected by Mr A J Hmes LA EVAlNIS, STEVEN, FISHi David Diaz Sheila Evans Steven Fisher Cheryl Irby ff, .4 A+ sr ,jg LEFT TO RIGHT Daphne Weaver, Jan Sammons, Linda Outlaw THE POTPOURRI PLAYERS, under the direction of Mr. Alexander J. Hines, celebrated their third sea- son of theatre production. Opening the '76-'77 season was A Mid-Win- ter's Phantasy , an adaptation of Shakespeare's most imaginative com- edy. Offering their usual variety in theatre art forms brought us another Double Bill in the season - The String 8a Wine In The Wildernessv. Both dramas depict the comedy and tragedy of not only blacks but people in general. The rollicking comedy l Love Is Contagious culminates the season with delightful spring enter- tainment. Potpourri Players O C.H. . i A J. Hines, Theresa Brown, Micheal Ander- Karen Travis David Beverly, Theresa Brown san ffa f K. Dorothy Smith, Charles Huff TOP: Theresa Brown, Micheal Anderson, RIGHT TO LEFT: Karen Travis, Charles Huff, Dorothy Smith, David Beverly, Daphne Weaver, Linda Outlaw, Joan Sammons ' wa, ,I 1 Z3 Members: M. Arrington, A. Bishop, S. Byrd, D. Briddell, D. Butler, J. Campbell, M. Coley, J. Colon, P. Curtis, C. Dixon, A. Filmore, P. Fisher, E. Harris, P. Harris, G. Hickman, G. Hill, P. Jackson, R. Jenkins, E. Jones, D. Jones, T. Jordan, M. Montgomery, W. Nock, B. Muse, L. Outlaw, C. Ricks, L. Simmons, M. Starks, B. Talley, L. Tatum, L. Tatum, W. Fisby, P. Tuten, D. West, J. Macklin, D. Williams, K. Young, S. Dorsey, D. Stove, D. Mason, S. Green, P. 0'Bryant, R. Robinson, A. Gonzalez, T. Jones, M. Fontanez, E. Lawrence, D. Britt, E. Medley, J. Alli, C. Banks, I. Benton, D. Brown, S. Brown, F. Dunn, S. Fields, T. Fussell, K. Goree, V. Green, M. Hawkins, N. Henderson, M. Henry, H. Hill, M. Holmes, L. Hunt, D. Jones, S. Jones, D. Mahan, M. Mumford, E. Dratt, S. Purnell, H. Rawlins, A. Robinson, A. Rosario, H. Simmons, R. Still, S. Trout- man, F. Washington, M. Wells, J. Wiggins, M. Gibson, D. Dix, S. Smith, M. Mitchell, P. Wilbon, T. Dunlap, B. Simpson, E. Saunders, R. Fooks, F. Dixon. Mr. E. Fraction, Director Spread Love Through Music .Q...,, 'ig dj ' - v - W1 f Members: S. Allred, M. Anderson, D. Benjamin, K. Blackshear, S. Boyce, S. Boyce, B. Boykins, T. Clayton, M. Dutch, A. Edgecomb, G. Faulk, C. Gooden, J. Hazelwood, J. Holland, L. Howell, C. Hudson, D. Still, C. Johnson, C. Jones, O. Lee, L. Florine, K. Lindsey, M. Mahan, R. McCoy, G. McNeil, W. Mills, L. O'Bryant, B. O'Bryant, C. Robb, J. Sheppard, P. Thomas, J. Wiggins, R. Wilcox, F. Wyche, T. Goree, D. Still, A. Tatum, R. Gibson, P. Alford, D. Banks, S. Barfield, K. Brown, C. Brown, D. Byrd, J. Colon, L. Cox, P. Edwards, N. Fauntleroy, N. Fields, R. Green, C. Huff, W. James, W. Johnson, C. Jones, R. McClendon, U. McCargo, K. Moss, G. Nelson, A, Porter, A. Satterfield, B. Scott, V. Smith, C. Steen, C. Still, D. Watkins, M. Whitfield, A. Morton, L. Tatum, D. Sheppard, A. Walls. Mr. E. Shelton, Director isis i if arching Panthers .Muni Peter Tuten, Drum Major '1'L . ' ' ' e' is s. n I 1.14 E X , ' i E Ky A 'K Members: G. Bennett, A. Minney, C. Jennings, S. Bayard, R. Scriber, A. Smith, A. Porter, I. Bright, R. Reid-Rey, F. Fontanez, C. Johnson, T. Jordan, C. Lusby, R. Still, A. Wilds, F. Perez, D. Gibbs, K. McWhite, S. Redd, C. Davis, V. Watson, W. Wright, E. Dixon, M. Perez, C. Arthur, L. Glasco S. Satterfield, V. Watkins, D. Frazier, C. r 158 Haywood, Y. Council, J. Murrell. On The Move as? F' .J X W KW X Y' is Y? 3-,M -5.41-p'3 ff as KN' 415:62 ,Si dem WW sw. y K. O,..i FMD E14 'HK 1-., H X XO 'Z' , W .K girlie , W. . I ' Ag , 5 , ' za, 1 vm 59 im,-f1 ,i Mgf,+ ,.. ,, . W' if , ' ' A ' V 'F' .' AW- . gf.. . . f v:,,l tg. 0 E. .mv V , . Q 3 F--Us 1 F Q ' C lf Q3 ' ' E Lal fx I' . -5?-'1 I ' 3? , N. , . 'Aff q., an A Q . . ' .. .. -,.. ,f , .. ,. ' - ,fa ' , V rf' A H A' 1 5 2 f , ' . an , , 4 ,..ffw If Mg, -,-we r' 1 M. 4? -Q' - '-1' :f 3f?i'f57fv'9.' ii W ' . , . f X Ji- U, ' s v- f.,'ff ' if . 5 ' : v - , , g H gg. ,V . .Jan I 5 B. ,f 3,3 . J 35' - ' 'A 'i 'ix , - , --W' . . It :iff sjrrv . - Q- . ,vp 'gl 1 ii? k 'k X ng ' ja 3 K K S -FV t . - ,K , ' 1 , , .l aku. ,. L. I fr -Q, ,,. , - uf f ..' as . I V' 9 . .1 j, Ms. C. Austin, Director Members: M. Wells, L. Roberts, B. Bagwell, K. McWhite, S. Glasco, R. Jackson, A. Da- vis, V. Neil, V. Still, D. Pinder, K. Francis, D. Easley, A. Dorsey, J. Lee, J. Branch, S. Davila, B. Holmes, T. Watson, W. Ander- son, P. Fisher, E. Smith, K. Chappell, C. Pinder, D. Hunt, D. Green, A. Lee, C. Bur- nette, D. Murrell, M. Jenkins, P. Hamilton, R. Williams, M. Potter, K. Ecchiveria, M. Gordon, S. Williams, M. Goodwater, L. Freeman, A. Miller, B. Hammond, M. Banks, A. Riley, K. Robins, V. Horn, J. Walker, D. Cooper, A. Rogers, R. Smith, C. Tilghman, G. Savoy, D. Money, R. Davis, T. Wilkenson, A. Mosley, A. Maldonado, J. Whittle, M. Baldwin, I. James, W. Bell. High ' 'Q 50-X What a feeling of accomplishment! The issue is a Getting the next issue together requires group ef- success! fort. TOP: M. Brodie, L. Hickman, M. Brown, R. Weekes, L. Yancey, A. Talarico, R. Williams. MIDDLE: R. Price, O. Sellers, S. Nicholson, C. Washington, C. Washington, E. Wheeler, B. Carpenter, J. Granger. FRONT: C. Sye, A. Rogers, M. Parrish, J. Rogers, D. Johnson, T. Merrill. 160 1 IIIIB5 Darryl Johnson can be proud of the fine job he has done as editor of the newspaper. l J Mr. D. Alexander has not only given the school newspaper a new name, but a life all its own. Black I-I1story Week - Speaking ut Althea Gibson, a woman who is immortalized by tennis players throughout the world, captivated the students of C.H.S during her visit. She undoubtedly has left an impression in the minds and hearts of those who were fortunate enough to be part of the exper- ience. 5 .. , . Mr. Bernard Onyenaka QABOVEJ, a student from Nigeria, and Mr. Patrick Obbo QBELOWJ, a student from Uganda, helped to make Black History Week at C.H.S. an overwhelming success. Dance Club - Moving In Rh thm . . Members: V. Watkins, V. Foster, Y. Fussell, W. Mills, S. Miller, K. Watkins, T. Robinson, C. Hudson, C. Wendy Mills displays her talents. Wallace, M. Porter, R. Dunn, L. Smith, K. Bullock, M. Wilmer. Gymnastics Male Sz Female uerto Rican Club BELOW: Iveliz Rosario, Maria Sequinot, Zorry Sequinot, Billy Santiago, David Diaz, Ramon Morales. ABOVE: Pedro Rosario, Tony Ruiz, Nino Santiago, Israel Diaz, Gigi Sequinot, Mr. Colon fSponsorJ, Edwin Santiago. Crochet And Knitting Club I E 1 S 1 'E Mabel Whitfield, Bernadette Muse, Rose Muse, Ms. Roberts CSponsorJ.. Ms. Roberts instructs Rose in the art of knitting. Loren Byarm Sam Capers ,,.. ' g l Z or -M -0' 1- . . ,151-1 nv . ,x X. ,. Alva Sepieleveda Suso Davila Mabel Williams Micheal Coley 7 X, X Cheryl Irby Maurice Gibson Portal Rogers Warren Miller . . .i S -' Y' S' 2 wx JAR' if S All For Camden 4-1 aa tl ,, ri I Y ..A, ...L+ , , STANDING: Sandy Jones, Doris McCormick, Patsey Waugh, Pa- tricia Thomsa, Diane Parks. BENDING: Avis Satterfield, Sandra Hester, Sarah Blackward. KNEELING: Patricia Muse, Doreen Jones, Madelyne Bonilla, Dori Still, Randy Jenkins, Carmella Sye, Rhonda Whaley. V he Pl' J- Stand Up nd Holler NU lllllllillill TOP: Monique Briscoe, Wendy Brown. STANDING: Valerie Sheppard, Inez Jones, Marchelle Dutch, Dawn Blue. KNEELING: Grace Burnett, Nina Bates, Dawn Hawkins, Jill Hinson Senior Cheerleaders: RIGHT, Doreen Jones. LEFT: Randy Jenkins. LOWER LEFT, Patsey Waugh. , ' .QL 4 . ..... :. F- ' :,,,g5:,,. Camden's Spirited Baton Twirlers Often, when we attend Camden High School football games, we cheer for the team, the coaches, and, we enjoy ourselves. But highlighting our band are our dignified, highly spirit- ed marching baton twirlers. Ms. P. Grossman, Sponsor CENTER: J. Cole. LEFT TO RIGHT: F. Wyche, T. Potts, S. Purnell, S. Nicholson, P. Curtis ' wi' ..ai'i . ' fiv- Q an F. Wyche, Co-Captain J. Cole, Captain l , l il i L1,, ia :ww STANDING: T. Clayton, E. Pearson, S. Dorsey, L. Bullard. KNEELING: M. Tucker, E. Glover. R. Collier and C. Davis proudly carry our banner. E. Pearson and M. Williams have spirit! Ellen is all smiles today! Camden's Spirited Color Guard Leading our band, and guarding our American flag, New Jersey State flag, and Camden High School flag, is our squad of dedicated young ladies. They show expertise in gun drilling at performances. E. Pearson, Captain EY? rf 9 ...- z ' ' Panther Drill Team 6 LEFT T0 RIGHT: UST ROWJ J. Council, D Taylor, J. Payton, MPayt0n. KZND ROW! A Satterfield, T. Lewis, M. Grant, K. Mahan f3RD ROWJ L. Payton, S. Martin, A. Clark, F. Keepler. f4TH ROWJ V. Hayes, B. Goodwater S. Leftwich, S. Payton. CBACKJ R. Green. Panther Pom Pom Squad STOOPING: V. Foster, S. Robinson, D. Wil- liams. STANDING: K. Barge CCaptainJ, S. Carstarphen, S. Boy, S. Fields, E. Skipper, D. Martin, Y. Fussell fCo-Captainb. Ms. B. Herring, Sponsor 5 - .., ' ,gif ' I .5 if 4' ' Z , A A ., A H . S, , M A 1 K 'ff ' 4 if ,W , . eiii -. L A I , ,,. fe., M V ,M ,,, , iff --, ' mfffwf f' ' 1, IVV maid, A e Af , 'Y r r A A , , . 'i Q , Arr- ' . 'l X, if D ,K f f f ' K 1' 1 ,,'. AArAr I ,..,. H A' 1? Au 1:5 ' iff M M- .A . .. V g . A ' ., - L, ,,..' . ff 4, A ' V ,f s 4 f gf , f f ' fri .. . E f ., 1 f 1 ' A ' AAr. D ' 'A . ,, - ere .,,-- . f W , 1 .mf rll' Aff-1' Purple And Gold Business Staff Ilea Benton Dawn Briddell Violet Green 1 Donna Johnson Kenneth Thorne Brian Torrence Prime FRONT: Gary Irvin. SEATED: Astrid Lee, Angelo Green, Valerie Johnson, Faith McDowell, Vernon Hendree. STANDING: H Robert Green, Marc Cadwell, Kevin Wharton, - ' Jose Irizarry, Mr. Zaum fSponsorJ, Sylvia Dor- sey, Vincent Berry, Mr. Berry fSponsorJ. WN-N W 1 Purple And Gold Literar Staff Mr. Still, Sponsor Staff Members: Doreen Jones Ilea Benton Cheryl Irby Mark Arrington Doressa Bristo Gwen Johnson Randy and Cheryl put their heads together to produce an excellent yearbook for their fellow students. Mr. Canataro, Sponsor Staff Members: Essie Pearson Darryl Stove Antoinette Banks Dawn Briddell Randy Cosby . Warren Miller .5E3933???????????????????????????3333633?????????????????????????????????????????9???9?f9 u.:-ffuse.-.-nu-anneooasuuo-neue... Mrs. Ernestine Allen Kenneth David Allen Madge Allen Mrs. Rose Allen Mr. Sz Mrs. Stanford B. Allen Ms. Janice Alli Mr. Sz Mrs. Koni Alli Mrs. Jeanette Alston Mr. Steve Anderson Mrs. E.J. Ash Mrs. Dottie Atkins Ms. Carol Alston Mrs. Carrie Barfield Mr. Sz Mrs. Harry Barnett Bernice Bayard Ronald Benjamin Minmene Birnhead Mrs. Lydia Bissacia Mrs. Rebecca Briddell Eugene Brown ' Mrs. Minnie Brown Kenny Burrell G. 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